Tooele County School District Invitational See A6 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY April 8, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 90 $1.00 County February unemployment rate declines February 2021 unemployment rate lower than pre-pandemic 2020

TIM GILLIE was declared a pandemic and EDITOR businesses closed or cut back One year after a pandemic their workforce as they faced induced unemployment hike, health ordered closures and workforce statistics are paint- uncertainty. ing a picture of a state and By July 2020, the county’s county economy that is poised unemployment rate showed for growth, according to state signs of a slow recovery, reach- economic experts. ing 5.1%, almost half of April’s The statewide unemploy- peak rate. ment rate for February 2021 At the February 2021 was 3.0%. Tooele County’s unemployment rate of 3.7%, unemployment rate for there were 1,305 people unem- February 2021 was 3.7%, ployed in Tooele County. according to preliminary Unemployment insur- data from the Department of ance claims show that Tooele Workforce Services. County’s workforce may have The U.S. unemployment rate been one of the hardest hit by for February 2020 was 6.2%. the pandemic. One year ago, in February Since March 16, 2020, 2020, no cases of COVID-19 6,297 Tooele County workers KEITH BIRD/TTB PHOTO had been diagnosed in Tooele have filed an initial claim for Students gather outside Tooele Technical College on Thursday morning. Despite the pandemic, Tooele Tech has continued to experience enroll- ment growth. County. unemployment benefits. That The unemployment rate in amounts to 38% of the work- Tooele County in February force in Tooele County that 2020 was 4.1%. is covered by unemployment In April 2020, Tooele insurance. Only two counties County’s unemployment rate had a higher percent of their Tooele Technical College grows jumped to 10.1%, leaving workforce file unemployment 3,528 people in the county enrollment 77% in last 3 years unemployed, as COVID-19 SEE UNEMPLOYMENT PAGE A8 ® High school students and adults fueling growth in workforce training

SCOTT FROEHLICH has accelerated the demand for more Hacking said. Grantsville rezone STAFF WRITER local training. As the influx of residents In addition to high school students Over the past four years, Tooele fills high schools in the area, Tooele filling the school’s classrooms, working- County’s technical college saw steady Tech is bracing itself for many upper age adults also account for a great deal growth in the amount of students seek- class students who are looking to get a of growth. While most of the residents referendum falls ing to further their careers. head start on certification training. work outside of Tooele County, Hacking Since the opening of its main cam- Since secondary students have access says Tooele Tech has a responsibility to pus in 2013, Tooele Tech’s membership to the technical college for free, more train students locally, but also those who short as signature hours doubled, with a 77% increase in enrollment growth is likely on the hori- will likely work “across the mountain.” the three years since 2018. zon. To facilitate this surge, the Tooele Paul Hacking, the school’s president, “Getting more juniors and seniors County School District helped Tooele attributes part of the recent growth to over the last few years, from the school deadline passes the county’s rise in population which district, has made a huge impact,” SEE INCREASE PAGE A8 ®

Life’s Worth Living Walk to Wendover returns after pandemic cancellation

FILE PHOTO CEILLY SUTTON STAFF WRITER Grantsville City rezoned approximately 155 acres east of Walmart Distribution Center between state Route 138 and Lincoln Highway for The longest suicide prevention walk in the commercial, mixed-use residential and other possibilities. Volunteers nation will kick off later this month in Tooele failed to collect enough signatures on a rezone referendum petition to County in memory of those lost to suicide and for put the rezone on a ballot for a public vote. those who struggle with suicidal thoughts. The Walk to Wendover was born out of a “crazy SCOTT FROEHLICH In a statement on the idea,” according to the father of the foundation STAFF WRITER Grantsville 411 Facebook page, that created the walk. Despite a coordinated effort sponsor Joei Jaterka expressed In 2016, Jon Gossett, founder of the Life’s from several residents, the ref- gratitude for those who were Worth Living Foundation, held an event for the erendum opposing Grantsville in support of the referendum. foundation and was hoping that members of the City’s Ordinance 2021-02 “I just wanted to say thank media would show up. failed to advance. you to the 600-plus people that However, the media was a no show for the The ordinance, which signed the referendum,” she event. rezoned 155 acres of land for said. “I was bummed that the media didn’t come Mountain Vista Development, “Unfortunately, we did not out,” said Gossett. “So, I told my wife that I was has faced a great deal of collect enough to put the 155- going to walk to Wendover to gain the attention backlash by Grantsville’s com- acre rezone on the next gen- of the media. My wife said it was crazy but we did munity. eral election [ballot],” Jaterka it. That year we did it with twenty people from Although the group amassed said. the foundation and of course the media showed over 600 signatures, the total Jaterka added that she up for it. I honestly didn’t think it was something fell short of the 1,950 that intends to keep on voicing that we would repeat but it has become our most FILE PHOTO Barbara Hansen celebrates as she finishes the second day of the first Walk to were required to include the concerns regarding the town’s Wendover, from Knolls to Wendover, hosted by Life’s Worth Living Foundation in measure on an upcoming bal- plans for developments and SEE WALK PAGE A8 ® April 2017. lot. other growth.

BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B6 Tourism grants HOMETOWN B1 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER approved OBITUARIES A5 See A3 SPORTS A6 Data as of April 7, 2021. Source: Utah Department of Health TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 6,974 UTAH- Known Cases: 388,909 Hospitalizations: 213 • Deaths: 41 Hospitalizations: 15,698 • Deaths: 2,149 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 8, 2021 Tooele City getting electric scooters had already entered into an City Council approves scooter agreement agreement with Bird Electric Scooters, but the agreement CEILLY SUTTON are operated by an app which needed to be approved by the STAFF WRITER users can download on their council. Tooele City is expecting phones to pay to use the scoot- If the agreement is electric scooters to arrive next ers. approved, Stewart said that month. Ogden, Provo, and Salt Lake Tooele City would receive 10 The scooter idea was pre- City have had electric scooters cents from every ride to pay for sented during the Tooele parked all over their towns for city improvements. COURTESY TOOELE CITY City Council meeting on some time now. The scooters cost $1 to Tooele City Council approved an agreement to provide scooters in Tooele City at their Wednesday night meeting. Wednesday evening by Jared Stewart reached out to the unlock so that the user can Stewart, economic coordinator. cities with scooters to find out ride them and then 15 cents limit assigned to them as well,” fleet manager first,” Stewart by May.” Stewart told members of the benefits and challenges of after per minute. Stewart also explained. “It’s said. “They will also need to The scooters will be here the council that Bird Electric having the electric scooters. Users of the scooters have 220 pounds.” go through a process with until at least May 1, 2022, per Scooters, a company that pro- “Some of the key takeaways to be 18 years old, because of Stewart said that if the us to restrict certain areas to the agreement. vides electric scooters to more from that are the cities haven’t risk and because the scooters council accepts the agreement enact specific requirements, At the end of the meeting than 100 cities worldwide, seen any accidents or injuries weigh over 38 pounds. between Tooele City and Bird like where the scooters can go all of the members of the city contacted Tooele City about a anymore than they have for A minimum of 50 scooters Electric Scooters, members of and the maximum speed of the council voted to approve the month ago wanting to bring bicycles,” said Stewart. will be provided to Tooele City, the community could expect to scooters. They could be here scooters. their scooters to town. Stewart explained to mem- according to the agreement. see the scooters very soon. in a few weeks or a month. I [email protected] The Bird Electric Scooters bers of the council that the city “They do have a weight “They will need to hire a would expect them probably

Tooele Ready app promotes emergency preparedness and aftermath response CEILLY SUTTON For years before the app was “It’s important to have a plan STAFF WRITER created, the department had and to communicate that plan The Tooele Ready app, cre- used hard copy printed mate- to family,” Whitehouse said. ated by the Tooele County rials to educate and inform The second section in the Emergency Management citizens about emergency pre- app is called, “get a kit”. Department, provides users paredness, according to Bucky This section includes lists access tips for emergency pre- Whitehouse, Tooele County for an evacuation kit, sanita- paredness and offers tools for emergency management direc- tion kit, a vehicle kit, pet kit, emergency aftermath. tor. shelter-in kit, first aid kit, and The Tooele Ready app was “As social media grew, we others. originally created in fall 2017, finally realized that we should The section called, “Be when Emergency Management get these printed materi- informed” will send app users staff teamed up with develop- als onto an electronic app,” a notification if there is a local ers to create something never Whitehouse said. “We realized emergency alert, which could before seen in Utah that would that the app would be used at include an extreme weather allow residents of the county a greater level than the print event, natural disaster, or other access to everything they material. The majority of peo- local emergency. would need for an emergency. ple have their phone with them The last section is called “get

a great amount of the time and involved.” FILE PHOTO if they could get the informa- This section of the app The TooeleAlerts app helps local residents be aware of and respond to emergencies. tion at their fingertips, they allows users access to TOOELE RANSCRIPT would be more likely to use the Tooele County Emergency T information.” Management events, ways math photos of a natural of the app and are now making “We like to highlight the BULLETIN The Tooele Ready app, to volunteer, access to their disaster, such as an earthquake their own. We are very proud app during April, because which is downloadable on most Facebook page, ways to help, or windstorm, and send the to be the first ones to develop April is National Earthquake Delivering the News phone and tablet’s app stores, and more. photos to emergency manage- an app like this. We have even Preparedness Month,” said in Tooele County for includes four different sections. According to Whitehouse, ment to provide them with been contacted from other Whitehouse. “Every time we More Than 120 Years The first is a green box the app developers and more information about the states and even internationally. think about emergencies, we where individuals can click Emergency Management team emergency. They have inquired how we put like to remind citizens to be Subscribe 435-882-0050 to “make a plan” for an emer- are continually making app Since the app’s release, it has the app together.” prepared and the Tooele Ready gency. adjustments. become quite popular. Because of the app’s success, app can make it much easier Inside the section there are Users are now able to receive “There wasn’t anything the Tooele County Emergency to be prepared. By having that six sub-areas including, a fam- push notifications, if an emer- like this app in Utah until the Management Department information on your phone, it

TOOELE ily plan, protective actions, gency occurs, containing infor- Tooele Ready app came out,” received the Community creates an easier opportunity TRANSCRIPT insurance information, home mation about what to do and said Whitehouse. “Since then, Impact Award from the Utah to take the time to be prepared BULLETIN inventory, hazard hunt check- what they need to know. five or six other counties in Emergency Management before an emergency occurs.” ADMINISTRATION list, and an evacuation list. Users can also take after- Utah have used the prototype Association in January 2020. [email protected] Scott C. Dunn Publisher Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus OFFICE If it happens here, Bruce K. Dunn Controller Chris Evans Office Manager read about it here. Vicki Higgins Customer Service New law blocks Utah government Patricia Cook Circulation Manager TOOELETRANSCRIPT EDITORIAL BULLETIN Tim Gillie Editor Darren Vaughan Sports Editor from requiring COVID-19 vaccines Subscribe 435-882-0050 Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer Mark Watson Correspondent SALT LAKE CITY (AP) passports being developed are sponsored the bill preventing “That’s a concern I shared — A new law blocks Utah’s smartphone apps with a code vaccine requirements. with a lot of people in the ADVERTISING government from requiring that will verify vaccination, Spendlove said now that Legislature. We didn’t want to Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager people to get COVID-19 vac- The Tribune reported. vaccines are more widely use the power of the govern- Keith Bird Advertising Sales Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & cines, but companies can use The Washington Post available, he doesn’t see the ment to compel people to do Your Local Classified Advertising Manager so-called vaccine passports reported that at least 17 com- need for vaccine passports something,” Spendlove said. to determine who has been panies are working to develop but that he won’t try to push “I’m not anti-vaccination and Community LAYOUT & DESIGN inoculated. the passports. Sporting venues restrictions on their use for am encouraging everyone to John Hamilton Creative Director News. Liz Arellano Graphic Artist The state Legislature passed in New York will begin using businesses. get the vaccine. But I don’t the measure blocking vaccine a digital pass this week. Las The law also blocks state want the government telling Stay PRODUCTION requirements, and Republican Vegas casinos are also deter- colleges and universities from someone they have to.” Perry A. Dunn Pre-press Manager Gov. Spencer Cox signed it last mining how to deploy the requiring COVID-19 vaccina- The governor’s office said Informed. Mindy Wiseman Production month, The Salt Lake Tribune passports for guests. tions for students and employ- Cox agrees with U.S. Sen. Dan Coats Pre-press Technician reported Tuesday. “If we’re talking pure policy, ees. That means the University Mike Lee’s stance on the issue. 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No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the more infectious; therefore, the more people that wear masks, protects the person wearing the mask, but also protects other written consent of the editor or publisher. the better. people as well. THURSDAY April 8, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Tooele City’s economic coordinator excited to help out businesses CEILLY SUTTON about me coming out here, urban development and the city STAFF WRITER because they’ve spent so much side of things, and learning a Tooele City has a new eco- time out here growing up,” he lot about the private sector and nomic coordinator and he is said. “So, it’s kind of cool. I kind of how those interact with ready to help businesses in the haven’t moved out here yet, but each other,” Stewart said. “It’s COURTESY JARED STEWART city thrive. I do feel like I could end up out helped so much with this job Jared Stewart has been Tooele Jared Stewart, who lives in here.” and thinking about economic City’s economic coordinator since Salt Lake and “reverse com- Stewart graduated from development in Tooele. It’s an September 2020. He also is the mutes” to Tooele City each day, the University of Utah with a exciting time to be learning city’s grant administrator. is the city’s economic coordina- degree in urban planning and more about these things.” tor. He has been with the city he is currently in graduate Prior to working for Tooele their business, expand their COURTESY JARED STEWART since September 2020. school through the University City, Stewart worked at the Salt business, or buy property to Tooele City economic coordinator Jared Stewart and Tracey Shaw at the Although Stewart grew up of Southern California online to Lake County Office of Regional build a business on. Tooele County Chamber of Commerce. Stewart volunteers as an ambas- in Millcreek, he said his life is receive an executive masters in Development as a planner and “When businesses are trying sador for the Chamber of Commerce. deeply rooted in Tooele. urban planning. a GIS Analyst. to choose their best location, I “My whole family, espe- “I am focusing on the inter- In his free time Stewart help them through the process excited when I see someone capacity as a city to help people cially my uncles were all excited section between public and enjoys biking, skiing, and doing of coordinating a lot of things else being successful.” have jobs maybe,” he said. “I his homework. on the city level, whether that’s Along with being the city’s would like to still do the same Stewart knew that he wanted zoning, like what they can do economic coordinator, Stewart thing every day that allows me the economic coordinator job on a particular property, or con- is also a grant administrator. to feel successful. I still want after driving around Tooele necting them with our commu- “I work on bringing in some to be helping people prosper. City. nity development department, money to the city as well, for What does that look like exactly “Before I even applied, I just public works, or any other all sorts of things,” he said. in ten years? I don’t know but it drove around Tooele,” he said. department they might need. “Since September we have been could very well still be here in “I kind of thought about it and I It helps them to know what’s awarded just over half a million Tooele City.” thought, ‘This is a place I could possible for their business,” dollars for sidewalks, for roads, Stewart is excited to be really see myself working and explained Stewart. and for economic development. working for Tooele City. trying to contribute and being “We want all of the busi- That’s another thing that’s “I feel like I am working my successful,’ so, then I applied nesses to be successful,” kinda cool that I work on as best and firing on all cylinders and came out for interviews a Stewart continued. “If I can well. We can use a lot of these here,” he said. “This is a place couple of times and that was help a business to thrive, that’s grants for economic develop- where I think we can all be that.” what I want to do. I really like ment, so it goes together.” successful and we can all work As economic coordinator, to see people thrive. I want to In ten years, Stewart said together as a community to Stewart interacts with land and see Tooele City thieve. I want to that he may very well be still be make it a better place and I am COURTESY JARED STEWART business owners who are seek- see all people having jobs and working for Tooele City. excited to be a part of that.” Tooele City economic coordinator Jared Stewart enjoys the outdoors in ing to sell property, relocate making good wages. I get really “I see myself expanding the [email protected] his spare time. MY CLIENTS ENJOY... County Council approves 4 Paying off their current home loan faster… SECURITY 4 Refinancing to a lower rate… HOME MORTGAGE $57,000 in tourism grants 4 Building or qualifying for a home purchase... 4 The Tourism Advisory Board income. Renovating and updating their home… More grants has at least 30 more grant pro- The budget shows $400,000 4 Paying off higher interest debt… posals that they are in the pro- budgeted for tourism board Jason White being evaluated cess of evaluating, according grants for 2021, with a sepa- 4 Getting help for new loan buyers… Mortgage Loan to Tom Tripp, Tooele County rate $500,000 line item for Originator TIM GILLIE council chairman. Country Fan Fest from a previ- 4 NMLS #2011571 EDITOR The tourism tax fund ously approved multi-year allo- Great programs for military veterans The Tooele County receives revenue from a 1.0% cation for the music festival. Commission approved five tax on food purchased in res- Another $225,000 is budgeted 102 W. 1180 N., #3 tourism grants during their taurants and a 3.5% tax on to go to the Deseret Peak fund CALL FOR A FREE REVIEW Tooele, Utah 84074 meeting on Tuesday night. lodging in motels and hotels. for tourism-related expenses or “Best possible rates are selected The grants, all recom- State law requires that capital facilities. 435-830-2200 mended by the Tourism tourism tax dollars be used [email protected] using multiple nationwide lenders” [email protected] #178787 Tax Advisory Board, totaled to promote tourism or for the $57,000. maintenance and operation of The approved grants includ- tourism-related facilities. ed $11,000 for KPM promo- The advisory board compo- tions for a concert to be held at sition is specified in state law. the Deseret Peak Complex and Members must be residents $10,000 each for the Western of the county. A majority are Music and Sing Writer Series to be composed of employees and Royal Creek Ranches. of entities in the county that Royal Creek Ranches is a collect the tourism taxes, such conference and hunting expe- as hotels and restaurants. The Spring Boutique dition facility near Rush Valley balance of the board members owned and operated by Chad are to be residents of the coun- Hymas. ty that are employees of rec- The grants also included reational facilities, convention $20,000 for the Night Lights— facilities, museums, cultural Sky Lantern festival and attractions, or other tourism $6,000 for the Intermountain related businesses. State law Region Porsche Club of requires the board weigh in on America. how tourism tax dollars are The Intermountain Region spent. Porsche Club of America holds The 2021 approved county an annual event at the Utah budget shows anticipated Motorsports Campus that tourism revenue of $358,000 draws people from outside of from the lodging tax and the county. $639,000 from the restau- Tooele Holiday Boutiques The motion to approve the rant tax. The fund carried grants included the possibility forward a $385,000 balance. of an additional $20,000 for Other sources of tourism a second Sky Lantern festival fund revenue are $50,000 in if the first one meets expecta- a state pass-through tourism SATURDAY tions. grant and $24,000 in interest APRIL 17 • 10-4 Tooele Dow James Bldg 400 N 438 W Home Decor • Clothing • Jewelry Bath and Beauty • Talented Hand-Crafters COURTESY OF MALISA GREN The Night Lights-Sky Lantern Festival was one of five events to receive a grant from Tooele County’s tourism fund during Tuesday night’s County Council meeting. Fresh Air Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 and more! Something On Your Mind? Write a Letter to the Editor! Tooele Transcript Bulletin or P.O. Box 390 [email protected] Tooele, UT 84074 A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 8, 2021 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1971, proposals reviewed for new Tooele County Airport in Erda he Tooele Transcript engineering office, said the Later in the week, busi- and Tooele Ordnance Depot that the chances for one or TBulletin has published biggest reason for the decision ness activity in Tooele County players and would be spon- more national championship Tooele County news since was because of increasing van- increased by 17.3% during sored by the Tooele Ordnance events were very promising 1894. Here is a flashback of dalism. 1970, according to a study pre- Depot. during the Tooele County local front-page news from 25, pared by Utah Foundation, a It was requested that all for- Celebration. 50, 75 and 100 years ago that Front-Page April 6-9, 1971 private research organization. mer players and any new play- occurred during the second A public hearing April 2 at For the state as a whole, the ers who would like to play on April 8, 1921 week of April. Flashback the Tooele County Courthouse total volume of business activ- the team this year, report every At county commission meet- reviewed the status of propos- ity rose by 9.2%. night except Saturday and ing, Tooele Mayor John J. April 9-11, 1996 als for a new Tooele County The Foundation report Sunday, at 6 p.m. at the Tooele Gillett and F. G. Eastman of the A “notice of intent to sue” ons incinerator in Rush Valley. Airport, and the progress showed that the total business City ballpark for practice. Tooele Commercial Club Good had been filed in an attempt to Later in the week, vandalism toward development of the volume in Tooele County, as Later in the week, Tooele Roads Committee, offered block the Army’s plan to begin in Settlement Canyon prompt- Flinders Industrial Park. measured by sales-tax collec- County and Tooele City offi- the assistance of the club to incinerating the lion’s share of ed new user fees for visitors. The hearing was called to tion, amounted to $31 mil- cials met at the Tooele County secure a rock crusher for road the chemical weapons stock- Anyone wishing to drive up discuss the airport which had lion in 1970. This compared Courthouse and announced purposes in the county. They pile housed at Tooele Army Settlement Canyon would be been proposed for construc- to $26.4 million in 1969 and they would hold countywide also offered to assist the board Depot’s South Area. required to pay a $2 fee. tion in the Erda area. To be $22.2 million in 1968. festivities for several days in setting aside and working The Chemical Weapons According to Tooele County developed by the county and to celebrate Utah’s 1947 out plans for a good roads day Working Group (CWGC), officials, a toll booth would be administered by a civil board, April 9-12, 1946 Centennial Celebration. in the county. The previous based in Berea, Ky., filed the constructed at the entrance of the facility would not directly The Salt Lake Amateur Tooele County day set apart for this work notice April 9, 1996, to try and the canyon, where the stream be a part of the industrial park, Federation Association Commissioners planned to was knocked out by stormy block the Army’s plans to begin enters the reservoir just before but park promoters said it planned to sponsor a 10-team appoint a committee from weather. burning chemical warfare the Legion Park turnoff. could be an important factor in league of which Tooele would county citizens to carry out the agents during the upcoming Mark McKendrick, who attracting businesses to their be represented with a com- local Centennial Celebration. Correspondent Mark Watson summer at the chemical weap- worked in the Tooele County development. bined team made up of Tooele The commissioners announced compiled this report County school district to break ground in Ibapah 61-year-old Ibapah building to be replaced

TIM GILLIE unique two-room school- EDITOR house that has served the The Ibapah Eagles will students of Ibapah and sur- grab their shovels next week rounding areas for the past for the greatly anticipated 61 years. groundbreaking ceremony for The building has reached their new schoolhouse. a point where it no longer Tooele County School meets today’s building stan- District will celebrate the dards and does not fully groundbreaking of the new support our educational cur- FILE PHOTO Ibapah Elementary April 12, riculum, according to school The Ibapah School building built in 1960. A groundbreaking will be held next week for a new building. 2021 at 1 p.m. district officials. During the November 2018 “As a district, we are com- provide our students with a with lab, and an area for square feet. The new building million. school board meeting, board mitted to providing all of our safe and modernized learning teacher collaboration. New will be 9,047 square feet with The groundbreaking will members proposed to use schools with a quality learn- environment they deserve.” playground equipment will a capacity of 60 students and be North of the current ele- current capital funds to build ing environment,” said Scott The new building will have also be installed. is expected to open February mentary school at 116 Eagle’s a new schoolhouse for Ibapah Rogers, Tooele County School three classrooms, a multipur- The current school was of 2022. Nest in Ibapah. Elementary. District superintendent. “The pose room, kitchen and food built in 1961 and has an ideal This construction project [email protected] The current facility is a new Ibapah Elementary will storage area, media center capacity of 40 with 4,907 will cost approximately $4 HARVARD HEALTH LETTER Follow us on Facebook! TOOELETRANSCRIPT Subscribe Today ULLETIN 435-882-0050 @TooeleTB B Harvard researchers: Pill- smoking; getting 30 minutes free approaches help control daily of moderate-to-vigorous heartburn physical activity; limiting cof- Living a healthy lifestyle fee, tea, or soda to no more may be one of the best things than 2 cups per day; and eat- you can do to tame the heart- ing a healthy diet. “Each one burn of gastroesophageal of these factors may prevent reflux disease (GERD), sug- the inappropriate relaxation of Life is better with you in it. gests a research letter pub- the sphincter muscle between lished online Jan. 4, 2021, the stomach and the esopha- by JAMA Internal Medicine. gus, helping to keep acid from Schedule a potentially lifesaving Harvard researchers ana- refluxing up and causing lyzed the self-reported health heartburn. For example, car- information of about 43,000 rying extra weight around the colonoscopy now. middle-aged women who were waist can push on the stomach, followed for 10 years. Women forcing stomach acid up into If you are over 50, the American Cancer Society recommends that you have a colonoscopy at least who adhered to five healthy the esophagus,” says Dr. Raaj once every 10 years. And we’re making it easy with a simple phone call. Call 435-228-0061 to set up an lifestyle factors, regardless of S. Mehta, lead author of the whether they took heartburn study and a gastroenterology appointment today. A colonoscopy could mean a lot more time with the people you love, so don’t wait. medication, appeared to pre- fellow at Harvard-affiliated vent nearly 40% of their GERD Massachusetts General To make an appointment today, call 435-228-0061. symptoms each week. The Hospital. pill-free approaches included maintaining a healthy body © 2021 by Harvard weight (a body mass index University Why have a colonoscopy? between 18.5 and 24.9); not • Polyps can be found and removed before they become cancerous. • Colorectal cancer can be detected in its earliest stage, which can lead to a 90% five-year survival rate according to the American Cancer Society. BOOKWORM • A colonoscopy is safe, effective and won’t take long.

Blaine Cashmore, M.D. Nothing Daunted General Surgery The Unexpected Education of Two Society Girls in the West n the summer of 1916, 196 East 2000 North, Suite 109 IDorothy Woodruff and Tooele, UT 84074 Rosamond Underwood, bored by society luncheons, char- ity work, and the effete men who courted them, left their families in Auburn, New York, to teach school in the wilds of northwestern Colorado. They lived with a family of homesteaders in the Elkhead Mountains and rode to school on horseback, often in blind- ing blizzards. Their students walked or skied, in tattered clothes and shoes tied together with string. The young cattle rancher who had lured them west, Ferry Carpenter, had promised them the adventure Nothing Daunted: of a lifetime. He hadn’t let on The Unexpected Education of that they would be considered Two Society Girls in the West dazzling prospective brides for by Dorothy Wickenden the locals. Scribner Publishing Nearly a hundred years later, Dorothy Wickenden, the granddaughter of Dorothy the women got to know. In Woodruff, found the teachers’ reconstructing their journey, buoyant letters home, which Wickenden has created an The American Cancer Society recommends both men and women of average risk of colorectal cancer should begin receiving a colonoscopy every 10 years at age 50. captured the voices of the exhilarating saga about two But you should talk with your doctor about your own health and your family history so that you can choose the best screening plan for you. Member of the Medical Staff at Mountain West Medical Center. • Patient results may vary. Consult your physician about the benefits and risks of any surgical procedure or treatment. pioneer women, the children, intrepid women and the “set- and other unforgettable people tling up” of the West.

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James D. Busico Thompson; brothers Bill and Joe A. Garcia daughters Ellie and Brielle; all Mike Busico; sisters Teresa of whom will miss him dearly. Jim passed away April 2, Busico and Dolores Busico “Ampo” Also surviving him are his 2021, at home. Jim was born Satter; Bob and Cathy. Jim Our loving father, grandfa- brothers and sisters Eliza (Ed), Feb. 29, 1948, to Tony Busico was preceded in death by ther “Ampo”, great-grandfa- Gilbert (Utenda), Phil (Angie), and Joyce Murphy Busico. Jim his parents and grandpar- ther, brother, uncle, cousin, Cathy, Tom, Becky, Barbara; graduated from Tooele High ents, Frederick and Florence and dear friend Joe passed and sister-in-law Josie; as well School in 1966 and he joined Murphy and Vincenzo and away Monday, April 5, 2021, in as numerous nieces and neph- the US Army in 1968. He Chiarina Busico; extended Tooele, Utah. ews. trained to become a medical family members Tammy, and Joe was born April 22, 1945, He was preceded in death Corpsman in Ft. Sam Houston, Alice. Jim came from a large to Philemon and Guadalupe by his parents, grandparents, Texas. After training he was family who will miss him Garcia in Bernalillo, New aunts, uncles, brothers Arthur deployed to Vietnam working dearly, as well as many good Mexico. He grew up in and Tony, nephew Calvin, and as a medic. Jim was involved friends. Mancos, Colorado, with his grandson Kayson. in MED CAPS, search and A graveside service will parents and nine siblings. Dad, you will be missed destroy missions, ambushes, be held in the Tooele City Joe was an outstanding ath- immensely and will be in our civilian aid and assisting doc- Cemetery, Saturday, April 17, lete, lettering in baseball, bas- hearts forever. God bless you; tors saving many lives. Jim was 2021, at 2 p.m. A celebration ketball, and football at Mancos We love you! awarded the National Defense Sound Chamber store on Vine of life will be held for family High School. He had several tion without saying “God bless Viewing will be held Friday, service medal. He received the in Tooele during the 70s. He and friends immediately fol- scholarship opportunities; you; I love you!” April 9, 2021, from 6 to 8 p.m., Combat Infantryman badge, eventually went to work for lowing the graveside service however, he chose to serve his He is survived by his lov- at Tate Mortuary, with Rosary and two bronze medals. Coldwell Banker as a Realtor in at the Elks Lodge. Please wear country in the Army. Joe was a ing children Scott (Kylie) and at 7 p.m. Graveside services After returning from 1974 until recently. a mask. dedicated soldier for the 101st Stacey (Pablo); along with with military honors will be Vietnam, he had many ven- Jim is survived by his son In lieu of flowers please Airborne Screaming Eagles his adoring grandchildren held Saturday, April 10, 2021, tures. He was a brick mason. Jamie Busico; his grandchil- donate to the DAV. The website and an accomplished train- Victoria (Evan), Alexander, at 11 a.m., at Tooele City He managed a bar in new dren Gaje, Bo and Aries; Jim’s is Donate.dav.org or call 801- ing officer at West Point, to Taylor, Pablo, Kohner and his Cemetery. Please wear masks. town Tooele called the Hide- extended family Richelle, 326-2375. which he was very proud. He Hito, Lincoln; and great-grand- “The check is in the mail.” Out. He was the manager for Melissa, Susan, Kade, Junior If inclement weather, service also honorably served during Mutt and Jeff’s sandwich shop Rosie, and Ross; Jim’s love and will move to Tate Mortuary. the Vietnam War. While in the PRECIOUS STONES on Main Street and Vine and partner of 23 years Margaret service he became an accom- plished boxer. MONUMENTS Joe retired from Tooele HEALTH UPDATE Army Depot and Detroit Diesel RESTORATION and later worked at Home • Cleaned • Protected Before Depot during retirement. • Polished • Color Restoration Joe married Esther Martinez After and was the proud father to LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED Does diet really matter when CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Scott and Stacy. He and Esther were later divorced. Call Susan it comes to adult acne? Joe never ended a conversa- 435-830-8664 ROBERT H. SHMERLING, M.D. Adult acne: This just in health may be more likely than HARVARD HEALTH BLOG A study, published in others to recall and report When I was a teenager, the the medical journal JAMA certain elements of their diet advice I got about acne was Dermatology, compared the (such as fatty or sugary foods) Walk to Wendover Suicide Prevention clear and consistent: results of 24-hour dietary than those who are more • Avoid oily foods and choc- surveys of more than 24,000 skeptical about a connection. olate because they trigger adults (average age 57) who Such recall bias can affect the breakouts and make exist- reported having acne currently, results of a study like this. And ing acne worse. having it in the past but not many of those who reported • Wash your face often. currently, or never having had having adult acne were self- • Try a topical, over-the- it. The researchers found a cor- diagnosed; it’s possible that WALKATHON counter remedy such as relation between the chances some of these diagnoses were Presented by the Life’s Worth Living Foundation those containing benzoyl of having current acne and not accurate. Other factors -- peroxide (Clearasil) or consumption of so-called confounders -- might salicylic acid (Stridex). • high-fat foods (including be at play and lead to mislead- By the time I got to medi- milk and meat) ing conclusions. For example, cal school, the message had • sugary foods and bever- maybe people who drink more changed. I learned that the ages milk also happen (just by APRIL 17, 2021 diet-acne connection was con- • a diet high in the com- chance) to live in more pollut- sidered a myth, and that what bination of high-fat ed areas, and it’s the pollution, we eat has little to do with and high-sugar foods. not the milk, that explains the making acne better or worse. Compared with those who findings. SHS Track But a new study has once never had acne, respon- Finally, studies like this can again turned the tables. It sug- dents with current acne only detect an association, not gests that diet might contribute were 54% more likely to causation. That means that Registration 10:30AM to acne -- at least in adults. consume this type of diet. while those with adult acne Higher intake of high-fat, tended to consume more fatty Why does acne develop? high-sugar foods was associ- and sugary foods, the study For many -- including me ated with a higher incidence cannot prove that their diet Walk 11:00AM -- thinking about teenage acne of current acne. For example, actually caused adult acne. is a painful exercise. But it’s compared with those with no It also could not determine worth understanding why acne history of acne, those with whether a change in diet develops in the first place. acne at the time of the survey would reduce the incidence or Acne is thought to develop were 76% more likely to report severity of acne. because of a combination of drinking at least five glasses of factors: the production of too milk in the previous day, more The bottom line much oil in the skin, clogged than twice as likely to report As our understanding of skin pores, bacteria in the skin, consuming at least five serv- acne continues to evolve, we and inflammation. Hormonal ings of high-sugar drinks in the may eventually have clearer changes -- which occur during previous day, and eight times guidelines about the best diets puberty, or with a condition more likely to report consum- to prevent or treat it. For now, called polycystic ovary syn- ing “a complete meal of fatty whether you’re a teenager or drome -- and the menstrual and sugary products” in the an adult, it’s likely that there Join the Life’s Worth Living Foundation on cycle can have a big impact on previous day. is no single diet that will guar- acne, because they affect oil Fast foods and snack foods antee clear skin. So enjoy your a 10 mile walkathon to raise money and production in the skin. Some were linked with past (rather favorite foods in moderation. medications can cause acne than current) acne. And choco- And if you find that some of awareness for suicide prevention. Tickets are (especially steroids and lithi- late? 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SPORTS WRAP Grantsville baseball vs. Stallions win team titles at district invite Providence Hall The Grantsville baseball team scored two runs in the bottom DARREN VAUGHAN of the seventh inning to score SPORTS EDITOR an 8-7, walk-off victory over The Stansbury boys and girls track Providence Hall in a Region 13 and field teams earned bragging rights game Tuesday in Grantsville. at the annual Tooele County School Josh Staley was 2-for-4 with District Invitational on Wednesday at a triple, a home run and two Tooele High School, sweeping both RBIs for the Cowboys, and Jace team titles and combining to win 20 Sandberg and Kaden Kelley each had two RBIs. Zack Hale earned events. the win on the mound with one The Stansbury girls scored inning of scoreless relief. 227.5 points, easily outdistancing Grantsville’s 153. Tooele was third with Stansbury softball at Uintah An eight-run fifth-inning rally by 138.5 points, followed by Wendover (5) Uintah allowed the Utes to slip and Dugway (4). past the Stansbury softball team Jasmine Sisar won the discus (95 for a 14-10 win in a Region 10 feet, 5 inches) and shot put (32-3) for game Tuesday in Vernal. Payten the Stallions. Gracee Alders won the Staley was 2-for-2 with a double, 100-meter dash for the Stallions in a home run and four RBIs for 13.00 seconds, and added a second- the Stallions (6-4-1, 3-2 Region place effort in the long jump with a 10), and Maame Johnson was mark of 16-5.5. Anika Knudsen won 2-for-2 with three runs scored. the high jump (4-6) and finished Stansbury will play host to county rival Grantsville in a non- third in the long jump (14-9.25). region game on April 15. Natalia Vega won the 400-meter dash in 1:07.26 and Tatelyn Larsen Grantsville softball vs. Summit won the 3,200-meter run in 13:26.82. Academy The Grantsville softball team Stansbury also won the 4x800-meter scored 14 runs in the first inning relay (10:42.65) and 4x200-meter relay of its 22-0, three-inning win over (2:02.72), and finished second in the Summit Academy in a Region 4x400 (4:37.09). 13 game Tuesday in Grantsville. Other top finishers for the Stallions Breana Hiatt and Matajia Fields included Samantha Coleman, who each had home runs for the was second in the 100 hurdles (18.47) Cowboys (5-3, 4-0 Region 13), and 300 hurdles (52.98). Eliza Beazer with Fields driving in a team- CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO high five runs and Hiatt record- Stansbury freshman Natalia Vega leads Grantsville senior Maison White into the home stretch of the girls’ 400-meter dash during the Tooele County ing three RBIs. Chloe Bytheway School District Invitational track and field meet at Tooele High School on Wednesday. Vega won the race with a time of 1 minute, 7.26 seconds. SEE TRACK PAGE A7 ➤ and Brooklyn Frischknecht each had a double, and two RBIs and Kyrah Shores drove in two runs. Bytheway was the winning pitcher. Grantsville will play host to South Summit on Tuesday. Grantsville boys soccer at Stansbury can win games in multiple ways Morgan The Grantsville boys soccer team fell to Morgan 7-0 in a Region Stallions show off pitching, hitting during strong start 13 game Tuesday at Morgan DARREN VAUGHAN high-scoring wins (17-6 and 18-8) High School. The Cowboys (5-3, SPORTS EDITOR against Ogden to open Region 10 play. 2-3 Region 13) trailed 5-0 at Most good high school baseball However, since those three games, halftime. Grantsville traveled teams have one thing going for them. the Stallions have become increas- to Wendover for a non-region Some teams are known for their hit- ingly stingy, thanks to their defense game that was not complete at ting. For others, it’s spectacular defense and pitching. They routed Copper press time Thursday afternoon. or dominant pitching. In the case of the Hills 13-0, and shut out Ben Lomond The Cowboys will play host to Judge Memorial to open the Stansbury Stallions, who are off to a 7-0. They came from behind to beat second half of the Region 13 13-3 start that has them ranked in the Westlake 5-4, then beat Ben Lomond season on Tuesday. top-five in Class 4A, it’s all of the above again 12-2. On Tuesday, they beat — though usually not at the same time. Tooele 7-2. Stansbury boys tennis at Grantsville “At first, it was really good hit- “Once you get to the state tourna- The Grantsville boys tennis ting,” Stallions coach Jason Jones ment, there’s going to be all sorts of team edged Stansbury 3-2 in a said. “Lately, it’s been good pitching games,” Jones said. “There’s going to be hard-fought non-region match and defense. We still haven’t put it the slugfests, and the close 2-0 games Tuesday in Grantsville. Camdin all together yet — we’re still trying to as well. You need to be able to win Nelson won 6-2, 6-2 at first put it all together and have that game both.” singles for the Cowboys, while where we hit well and field and pitch The Stallions have an earned-run Carter Killian was a 0-6, 6-1, well. You can’t be perfect in baseball, so average of 3.72 as a team. Gage Miller 7-5 winner at second singles. whatever’s working that day, try to find leads the way with a 0.73 ERA in 28 Hunter Bell and Brennan Harvey a way to win.” 2/3 innings, striking out 26 and walk- had Grantsville’s other victory, prevailing 5-7, 6-4, 6-2 at second Stansbury came into Thursday’s ing six on his way to a 5-0 record on the doubles. Stansbury picked up series finale against Tooele riding an mound. Jace Carroll is 2-2 with a 3.00 a 6-3, 6-2 win at first doubles, eight-game winning streak that has ERA in 16 1/3 innings, and Tyler Harris as well as a thrilling 6-7 (6-8), shown its ability to win games in a is 2-0 with a 3.89 ERA in 18 innings 7-6 (6-4), 7-6 (7-5) win at third number of different ways. The streak with 28 strikeouts and 10 walks. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO singles. began with an 18-14 win over Class Opponents are hitting .222 against Stansbury’s Jace Carroll reaches back before throwing a pitch during the Stallions’ March 31 Grantsville baseball at 5A Springville at a tournament in St. game against Westlake at Stansbury High School. Carroll is a key part of a Stansbury pitching Providence Hall George, and continued with a pair of SEE WIN PAGE A7 ➤ staff that is allowing fewer than four earned runs per seven innings. The Grantsville baseball team routed Providence Hall 14-0 in five innings in the second game of the teams’ three-game Region 13 series Wednesday in Herriman. Jace Sandberg and Kaden Kelley each hit two doubles and Zack Hale added Tooele softball team another, with Sandberg driving in five runs and Kelley driving in three. Baylor Hall added two RBIs for Grantsville (9-6, 4-1 4th in RPI rankings Region 13). The Cowboys will play host to the Patriots in the series finale Friday in Grantsville before opening a three-game SHS baseball team also earns top-five nod set against Summit Academy on Tuesday in Bluffdale. DARREN VAUGHAN one of just five teams in the classifi- SPORTS EDITOR Stansbury boys soccer at cation with 10 or more wins. Desert Cedar Valley The Utah High School Activities Hills (13-1) is No. 1, followed by Snow Max Rouffignac had a hat trick, Association released its initial Ratings Canyon (14-1), Pine View (10-1) and Sam Holdstock had a goal and Percentage Index (RPI) rankings of Mountain Crest (11-2). an assist and Kolton Loertscher the 2021 baseball, softball and boys Tooele (5-8, 2-3) is 11th in the added a goal to lead the soccer season this week, with Tooele rankings, just behind Region 10 foe Stansbury boys soccer team to County’s squads battling for prime Cedar Valley (6-5). Uintah (7-6) is a 5-1 win over Cedar Valley in spots come state tournament time. 12th, with Juan Diego (3-8) 14th. Ben a Region 10 game Wednesday Tooele’s softball team (7-2, 4-0 Lomond (4-7) and Ogden (0-7) are in Eagle Mountain. Archer Region 10) is the county’s top-ranked 20th and 21st, respectively. Loertscher added an assist for the Stallions (8-3, 6-1 Region 10), team, sitting fourth in Class 4A. The Grantsville (8-6, 4-1 Region 13) sits who will play host to Juan Diego defending 2019 state champions have seventh in Class 3A, one spot behind in a battle of the top two teams CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO gotten on a roll since Region 10 play Union (7-3) and one ahead of Manti in Region 10 on Friday. Stansbury senior Gage Miller fields a throw at first base during a March 31 game against began, and the Buffaloes find them- (5-3). Juab (13-1) is No. 1, with Judge Tooele boys soccer at Juan Westlake at Stansbury High School. Miller had a dominating performance on the pitcher’s selves behind only No. 1 Bear River Memorial (9-1), Emery (9-2), Carbon Diego mound on Tuesday against Tooele, allowing just one earned run in a complete-game (8-3), No. 2 Ridgeline (10-2) and No. (8-4) and Morgan (7-4) making up The Tooele boys soccer team effort as the Stallions beat the Buffaloes 7-2. 3 Canyon View (10-1) in the rankings. the rest of the top-five. battled hard for 80 minutes Snow Canyon (11-4) rounds out the against first-place Juan Diego, top five. Boys Soccer but the Soaring Eagle held off Stansbury (6-4-1, 3-2) is 10th in Stansbury (8-3, 6-1 Region 10) was the Buffaloes for a 2-0 win in a Stallions stop Buffs the rankings, just behind Sky View ranked sixth in Class 4A at press time Region 10 game Wednesday in (5-5-1) and ahead of Hurricane (6-4). Thursday, though the UHSAA planned Draper. The Buffaloes (0-9, 0-6 Fellow Region 10 foe Uintah (8-5) is to update the rankings once all of Region 10) will face region foe No. 8 in the rankings. Four of the bot- Wednesday’s games had been entered Cedar Valley at home Friday night. in series opener tom five teams in the rankings hail into its system. The Stallions were just from Region 10: No. 17 Cedar Valley behind No. 5 Snow Canyon (6-2) and Notable HS baseball scores (2-5), No. 19 Ben Lomond (1-7), just ahead of No. 7 Sky View (6-3). Tuesday Miller helps Stansbury stay perfect in region No. 20 Juan Diego (0-6) and No. 21 Mountain Crest (8-2) is atop the Stansbury 7, Tooele 2 Grantsville 8, Providence Hall 7 Ogden (1-7). rankings, followed by Juan Diego DARREN VAUGHAN room for error. Unfortunately for Grantsville’s softball team (5-3, 4-0 (9-1), Green Canyon (7-2) and Cedar City 11, Canyon View 10 SPORTS EDITOR Box Elder 10, Sky View 9 the Buffs, they made mistakes in the Region 13), winners of the past three Crimson Cliffs (8-3). Pine View 6, Dixie 5 The Stansbury baseball team first inning that proved to be the dif- Class 3A state championships, finds Tooele (0-9, 0-7) is No. 21 in the Crimson Cliffs 5, Hurricane 1 hasn’t given its opponents much to ference as Stansbury picked up a 7-2 itself ranked No. 7 in the 3A rankings rankings. Other Region 10 teams Desert Hills 8, Snow Canyon 5 work with in recent games. win at Stansbury High School. behind No. 6 Juab (7-5) and ahead of include No. 10 Ogden (4-2), No. 12 Millard 8, Grand 4 Coming into Tuesday’s Region “It’s always important to get that No. 8 North Sanpete (4-3). Ben Lomond (4-4), No. 14 Cedar Judge Memorial 5, Morgan 4 10 rivalry game against Tooele, lead in the beginning,” Stallions Valley (2-5) and No. 16 Uintah (3-6). Manti 4, Delta 3 the Stallions had allowed just eight coach Jason Jones said. “That’s one Baseball Grantsville (5-3, 2-3 Region 13) runs over their previous four games. SEE WRAP PAGE A7 ➤ Stansbury (13-3, 5-0 Region 10) is That meant the Buffaloes had little SEE OPENER PAGE A7 ➤ ranked fifth in Class 4A this week as SEE RANKINGS PAGE A7 ➤ THURSDAY April 8, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7

followed by Dugway (8). in the 800), Elias Nelson Track Franklin Joyce won the dis- (11:06.52 in the 3,200), Aidyn continued from page A6 cus (133-0) and shot put (41- Brown (19-0.5 in the long 8) for the Stallions, adding a jump) and Ethan Vorwaller third-place finish in the javelin (35-10 in the shot put). was second in the 1,600 (119-11). Matthew Topham Grantsville’s Luke Ussing (5:49.42), Esperanza Call won the long jump (20-3), won the javelin with a toss of was second in the 200 (28.10) ran second in the 110 hurdles 127-3, and he added a second- and Erin Brown was second (17.20) and finished third in place finish in the discus at in the javelin (85-9). Marian the 300 hurdles (44.30). Adler 111-9. Ethan Rainer (23.59 in Ogden finished third in the Hadlock won the 200 (23.54) the 200) and Joey Scorsone 1,600 (6:06.05); Sone Osborn and finished second in the (5-0 in the high jump) each was third in the 200 (29.36) 100 (11.26). Other event win- finished second, and the and Emily Wolfley was third ners for the Stallions included Cowboys also finished second in the 3,200 (13:55.96). Jessie Lanse Larsen (4:45.53 in the in the 4x100 relay (46.55). Beazer was third in the 800 in 1,600), Miles Howa (43.41 in Kyler Wright finished third 2:42.64. the 300 hurdles), Noah Hales in the 110 hurdles in 17.39, Grantsville’s Emily Backus (2:03.06 in the 800), Wyatt and the GHS 4x400 relay had a strong day, winning Gleed (10:48.28 in the 3,200) team finished third in 4:03.77. the 200 (27.57) and long and Dylan Hamilton (5-2 in Grantsville was the lone com- jump (16-8.5) in addition to a the high jump). Stansbury petitor in the medley relay, second-place finish in the 100 also won the 4x800 (8:18.92), clocking in at 4:17.90. (13.18). Jade Garcia won the 4x200 (1:37.52) and 4x100 Tooele’s Joseph Wilkins javelin (129-2) and was second relays (44.32). had a pair of victories, finish- in the discus (83-7). Tyler Seeley (4:46.08 in ing first in the 100 (11.23) and Maison White was second the 1,600), Logan Richins 400 (52.14) for the Buffaloes. in the 400 in 1:07.90, and Ellie CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO (43.47 in the 300 hurdles), Justin Rogers won the 110 Lowery was second in the 800 Tooele’s Joseph Wilkins sprints toward Jacob Simper (2:05.92 in the hurdles in 15.92. The Buffs in 2:35.89. Patience Garcia the finish line to win the boys’ 400-meter 800), Oliver Sill (11:00.82 in also won the 4x400 relay in was second in the 3,200 dash at the Tooele County School District the 3,200), Tyler Carpenter 3:41.13. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO (13:55.78) and Kadence Byrd Invitational track and field meet at Tooele (37-8 in the shot put) and Ty Proctor was second in High School on Wednesday. Wilkins’ time of Grantsville junior Emily Backus competes in the girls’ long jump was second in the shot put (29- 52.14 seconds put him 4.14 seconds ahead at the Tooele County School District Invitational track and field Zack Hamilton (125-1 in the 400 (56.28) and Garrett 8). Madison Martin finished of his nearest competitor. He also won the meet at Tooele High School on Wednesday. Backus won the the javelin) each finished Overman was second in third in the javelin (85-6), 100-meter dash during the meet. event with a leap of 16 feet, 8.5 inches. second, as did Stansbury’s the long jump (19-8). The discus (79-4) and shot put (29- 4x400 relay team (3:53.08). Buffs took second in the 7). Grantsville’s medley relay in the 1,600 (5:37.86) and Buffaloes’ 4x400 relay record- Jaycee Ware finished third in Third-place finishers for the 4x200 (1:48.23) and 4x800 recorded a time of 5:25.61 as 800 (2:33.19). Emma Stuart ed a winning time of 4:33.44. the 400 (1:11.23) and high Stallions included Nathan (11:17.49). Tooele was third in the lone team in the race, and added a win in the 300 hurdles Katelyn Ruppel was sec- jump (4-2). Bushnell (11.55 in the 100 the 4x100 relay (48.54). the Cowboys were third in the (50.92) in addition to a third- ond in the high jump at 4-4. The Stansbury boys domi- and 23.88 in the 200), Brent Dugway’s Tyi Bear finished 4x400 in 5:10.85. place run in the 100 (13.58), Liberty Lyman was third in nated with 317 points, with Beazer (4:48.03 in the 1,600), third in the discus with a mark Tooele’s Holly Johansen and Grace Jenkins won the the 100 hurdles (18.54) and Grantsville (104) a distant sec- Apinetai Maile (56.30 in the of 108-3. picked up a pair of victories 100 hurdles in 17.60. The 300 hurdles (53.14), and ond. Tooele (102) was third, 400), Charlie Cook (2:06.10 [email protected]

Tooele coach Nolan Stouder by Blake that scored McGee. Opener said. Tooele finally broke up Win continued from page A6 The Buffaloes (5-8, 2-3) Miller’s shutout bid in the continued from page A6 struggled to get anything sixth inning. Zander Adams going against Miller, who hit a leadoff single to left- thing we always try to do is allowed just two hits over center, and advanced to third Stansbury’s pitching this season. score first.” his first five innings. Tooele base when an errant throw Braydon Allie is Stansbury’s most consistent The Stallions (13-3, 5-0 stranded runners in scoring from the outfield found its batter. The Dixie State-bound catcher boasts Region 10) got things going position in the first and third way into the Stansbury dug- a .535 batting average with five doubles, two with a one-out double by innings, and failed to get any- out. That allowed Adams to triples, a home run and 20 RBIs. Cayden Clark, Cayden Clark. Clark scored one on base in the fourth and score on Colovich’s single who will join him at DSU, is hitting .438 with the game’s first run when fifth. to left. Miller got out of the five doubles, four home runs, 27 RBIs and nine a pitch by Tooele starter “To be able to score four jam when Mason Donadio stolen bases, and Cal State Fullerton-bound Dillon Palmer eluded catcher early, that was really impor- hit a fly ball to center, and Colton Sundloff is at .434 with seven doubles, Connor Spindler. tant, especially with Gage Jake Hervat grounded into a a triple, a home run and 19 RBIs to go with 10 Later, after Colton Sundloff on the mound,” Jason Jones double play. stolen bases. Miller is hitting .426 with three and Gage Miller walked, said. “We always know Gage The Stallions tacked on doubles and 3 RBIs and Harris is at .368 with Braydon Allie singled to right is going to have a good out- two more runs in the bottom three doubles, a triple, eight stolen bases and to load the bases for Tyler ing. We never doubt that. If of the sixth. After a one-out 10 RBIs. Bridger Shields is hitting .351 with two Harris. Harris singled to right we give him a lead, we’re usu- walk by Jace Carroll and doubles and 14 RBIs. to drive in Sundloff to make it ally in pretty good shape.” singles by Bridger Shields and That has led to an offense that averages just 2-0, and courtesy runner Koy Stansbury added to its lead Nate Nunley, Clark hit a bloop over 10 runs per game, helping to spark a run of McGee came home on a field- in the third inning. Miller single to right to drive in 13 wins in the Stallions’ past 14 games. er’s choice by Ashtyn Blake. and Allie drew back-to-back Carroll. Sundloff then hit into Stansbury is in prime position to capture Stansbury added a fourth walks with one out, leading a fielder’s choice that brought the Region 10 championship and a high seed run when Blake got caught in the Buffs to replace Palmer in Shields. in the Class 4A state tournament next month. a rundown between first and on the mound with reliever A leadoff walk by Spindler, They will also have a pair of tough non-region second, allowing courtesy Brock Beer. Beer got Harris to followed by two two-out games — April 23 at Class 5A powerhouse runner Trent Jones to score. fly out to shortstop Camden singles by Austin Avery and Cottonwood, and April 26 at Smith’s Ballpark in “Four (runs) in the first Colovich for the second out, Bryson Byrd, led to Tooele’s Salt Lake City against Olympus — to help them is never the start you want,” but gave up a single to right second run of the game in the prepare for a run at their first-ever state title. top of the seventh inning. “We still have a lot of room for improvement,” CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO “It took us a few innings Jones said. “We’re not quite there yet, but we Stansbury senior Braydon Allie follows through after for us to figure out, ‘yeah, can’t complain. We’re just trying to get through making contact during a March 31 game against we’re as good as this team,’” region and get prepared for the state tourna- Westlake at Stansbury High School. Allie, one of three Stouder said. “It took us too ment.” Division I signees on the Stallions’ roster, has the long into the game to get our [email protected] team’s highest batting average through 16 games. confidence going.” Miller allowed one earned run on six hits with five strikeouts and one walk in a (6-4) and ahead of No. 8 No. 19 in Class 2A. St. Joseph complete-game effort, throw- Rankings Juab (5-3). Delta (8-2) is the (6-0) is No. 1, with Beaver ing 94 pitches. Allie was continued from page A6 top-ranked team, followed (6-0), Real Salt Lake Academy 2-for-2, and Clark and Nunley by Manti (7-2), Grand (5-0), (3-4), Draper APA (5-2) and each went 2-for-4. Morgan (6-2) and Judge Wasatch Academy (2-0) also in Palmer took the loss on the is No. 7 in Class 3A, behind Memorial (5-3). the top-five. mound, allowing five runs on Region 13 rival South Summit Wendover (1-4) is ranked [email protected] three hits with four walks in 2 1/3 innings. Beer allowed two runs on five hits with a walk and a strikeout in 3 2/3 innings. The teams wrapped up A Bearer of Divine Revelation their home-and-home series Thursday after press time at New and Selected Stories Dow James Park. Tooele will open a series against Ogden With a spare eloquence CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO on Tuesday at home, while reminiscent of Hemingway and Tooele’s Connor Spindler swings at a pitch during a March 8 game against Stansbury will face Juan an insistence on divine grace even Juab at Dow James Park in Tooele. Spindler scored a run for the Buffaloes Diego on Tuesday in Draper. in their 7-2 loss to Stansbury on Tuesday. [email protected] in the darkest circumstances, Lawrence Dorr writes short stories as powerful as they are profound. Wednesday Stansbury boys tennis vs. Granger, The
ifteen new and selected Bear River 7, Farmington 2 3:30 p.m. stories here, stylistically and Wrap Box Elder 13, Morgan 3 Stansbury boys soccer vs. Juan continued from page A6 Delta 14, Richfield 3 Diego, 6 p.m. substantively rich, follow a central Notable HS boys soccer scores Tooele boys soccer vs. Cedar Valley, character through episodes 6 p.m. Union 8, North Sanpete 5 Tuesday re
lecting Dorr’s own eventful life: Carbon 19, San Juan 0 Morgan 7, Grantsville 0 Saturday’s game Snow Canyon 8, Canyon View 0 Stansbury and Tooele track and his childhood in Hungary; wartime Wednesday Desert Hills 4, Crimson Cliffs 0 field at Taylorsville Invite experiences on the Russian front; Grantsville 14, Providence Hall 0, (5) Dixie 8, Hurricane 0 Tuesday’s games Bear River 14, Cedar Valley 1 Cedar City 3, Pine View 1 hardship and poverty; the death Tooele and Stansbury girls golf at Uintah 4, Juan Diego 2 Richfield 4, South Sevier 0 The Ranches GC, 10 a.m. of family and friends. With a Gunnison 1, Carbon 0 Carbon 10, San Juan 0 Stansbury boys tennis at Juan South Sevier 10, Manti 9 Providence Hall 2, ALA 2, 2OT (PHHS subtle depth of feeling and a Diego, 3 p.m. Summit Academy 3, South Summit wins 5-3 in PKs) clear, mature voice, Dorr writes 2 Tooele baseball vs. Ogden, 3:30 p.m. Judge Memorial 10, Morgan 2 Wednesday Tooele softball vs. Ogden, 3:30 p.m. of refugees and survivors, and of Stansbury 5, Cedar Valley 1 Stansbury baseball at Juan Diego, Notable HS softball scores Juan Diego 2, Tooele 0 3:30 p.m. the social, cultural, and religious Tuesday Sky View 4, Bear River 0 Grantsville baseball at Summit chasms that separate them. Uintah 14, Stansbury 10 Green Canyon 2, Ridgeline 0 Academy, 3:30 p.m. Grantsville 22, Summit Academy Mountain Crest 3, Logan 2 Grantsville softball vs. South Only 0, (3) North Summit 2, Union 1 Summit, 3:30 p.m. $ 50 $ 95 Canyon View 10, Cedar City 7 Manti 2, Delta 1 Grantsville boys soccer vs. Judge 21 6 Crimson Cliffs 21, Hurricane 11 Memorial, 3:30 p.m. Dixie 23, Pine View 10 Schedule Friday’s games Grantsville boys tennis at Summit Snow Canyon 14, Desert Hills 0 Academy, 3:30 p.m. North Sanpete 23, South Sevier 0 Grantsville baseball vs. Providence This and other titles available at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Hall, 3:30 p.m. Stansbury and Tooele track and Manti 15, Westlake 6 field at Uintah, 3:30 p.m. Morgan 16, Judge Memorial 0 Grantsville boys soccer at Wendover, 3:30 p.m. Tooele boys tennis at Cedar Valley, Union 17, Delta 0 3:30 p.m. TOOELETRANSCRIPT 58 N. Main Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 BULLETIN Sat-Sun: closed A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 8, 2021

Unemployment Insurance Claims Updated 4/8/2021 Tooele County along with 20 ing the global pandemic bet- Unemployment continued claims filed. ter than much of the state.” continued from page A1 County Rankings Total In February 2021 the Utah’s economy is improv- Select Industry number of jobs in the state ing and doing better than Total remained the same as in most states, according to insurance claims during that Initial Claims Filed During Pandemic** Initial Claims Filed During Pandemic** as a % of Covered February 2020, while the Mark Knold, DWS chief Employment same time period — Grand Salt Lake County 128,061 number of jobs in Tooele economist. and Garfield counties. Utah County 44,477 Grand County 47% County grew by 1.0% during “Utah’s deliberate Davis County 26,401 Garfield County 47% Tooele County’s largest Weber County 25,171 Tooele County 38% that same time period. and steady pace toward neighboring counties, Salt Washington County 14,743 Wasatch County 35% As of the end of the third job recovery continues,” Cache County 7,076 San Juan County 33% Lake and Utah counties, had Summit County 6,591 Uintah County 31% quarter of 2020, the latest reported Mark Knold, Chief 17% and 16% of their work- Tooele County 6,389 Piute County 29% quarter with detailed indus- Economist at the Department force, respectively, file an Box Elder County 4,680 Wayne County 29% try employment by county, Iron County 3,899 Duchesne County 26% of Workforce Services. initial unemployment claim 0K3,875 20K 40K 60K 80K 100K 120K 140K 0% 10% 20%24% 30% 40% 50% two of the three hardest hit “February finds Utah’s since March 16, 2020. 3,445 23% job sectors in Tooele County employment count at equal- 2,497 Tooele County Industry Rankings 23% The manufacturing, con- 2,044 22% were showing an increase in ity with a year ago. Idaho is Tooele County struction, and administra- Select Area 1,821 21% month over same month job the only other state that can 1,501 21% tive/support/waste manage- Initial Claims Filed During Pandemic**1,369 Insured Unemployment Rate Week 13, 2021*20% growth. make such a claim. All other Admin�, Support, Waste Mgmt, Remedia�on1,350 Admin Support�Waste Mgmt�Remedia�on 776 20% 10.3% ment/remediation industries Construc�on Mining Construction in Tooele states are still struggling to 864 Manufacturing 20% Construc�on 8.3% were the hardest hit job sec- Retail Trade Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing County posted an 11.6% job get their economies pointed 740Unknown Industry 19% 580 Real Estate and Rental and Leasing Health Care and Social Assistance696 18% tors in Tooele County, accord- �rofessional Scien�fic � Technical Svcs 493 Wholesale Trade 16.9% growth and administrative/ in the right direction. Utah’s Transporta�on and Warehousing678 Accommoda�on and Food Services 18%1.6% ing to DWS data. Accommoda�on and Food Services Transporta�on and Warehousing support/waste management/ private sector is leading its 669 Wholesale Trade Informa�on 17% 3.5% Other Services In addition to the drop in 610 193 Other Services 17% remediation grew jobs by job rebound. Employment Educa�on Services Total �u�lic Administra�on 3.5% 314 Manufacturing 17% unemployment, there is other Arts, Entertainment, and Recrea�on 108 2.3% in September 2020. gains would be further along 278Finance and Insurance Retail Trade 16% 3.7% Informa�on 82 Arts, Entertainment, and Recrea�on data that points to a recovery Real Estate and Rental and Leasing93 �u�lic Administra�on 16% Manufacturing jobs were if not for COVID-19’s restrain- Management of Companies and Enterprises Finance and Insurance 74 14% 4.6% in Tooele County. Out of State Employer 33 Management of Companies and Enterprises down 3.6% in Tooele County ing effects upon the educa- 67 Mining Health Care and Social Assistance13% 1.8% Unclassified 21 U�li�es During the week of March Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing in February 2020. tion sector.” Educa�on Services11% 0.5% 27,2021 there were five ini- U�li�es 3 In September 2020, the [email protected] 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% tial claims filed for pandemic 0 200 400 600 800 DWS reported that “Tooele * Continued claims as a percentage of employment covered under unemployment insurance laws (first quarter 2020). Not to be confused with the standard unemployment rate. unemployment insurance in ** Beginning March 16, 2020 through current week. County’s economy is weather- Source: Utah Department of Workforce Services.

let all of these people see our said. “Everyone has been locked Walk county,” said Gossett. up at home and it has been hav- continued from page A1 Last year, because of the pan- ing an affect on mental health. demic, the walk was cancelled, This year may be smaller in but this year, although the walk scale but it was too important popular event.” will be smaller, the walkers are not to do it.” Now, each year over 100 ready, according to Gossett. On April 23, the walkers will people show up for the walk “We felt it was important to meet at the Tooele City Hall with half tham of living outside get the walk going this year, before sunrise and begin walk- of the county. because everyone has been iso- ing to the middle of the West “It’s been a great thing to lated for the last year,” Gossett Desert, halfway to Wendover, Nevada escorted by Sheriff sup- port vehicles and tour busses. At the end of the day on April 23, the walkers will board the bus and return to Tooele City Hall to go home for the night. The next morning the walk- ers will again arrive at the city hall, board the bus and return to where they left off in the middle of the West Desert. When the walkers arrive back in the West Desert where they left off, they will begin walking and will arrive in Wendover, Nevada that evening. FILE PHOTO According to Gossett, individ- Jon Gossett walks along the I-80 frontage road to Wendover during the Life’s Worth Living Foundation’s first Walk uals who participate in the walk to Wendover in April 2017. only walk what they are able to. FILE PHOTO The rest of the time they will Wendover, Nevada they will merchandise they provide the participate in the walk-a-thon Wyatt Hansen participates in the 2018 Walk to Wendover with the Life’s ride the bus. have a big party to celebrate walkers with. Funds raised by can try to raise money for their Worth Living Foundation. When the walkers arrive in their success, spend the night at the walk pay for events that the walk but they don’t have to, a hotel, and board the bus the foundation puts on throughout according to Gossett. next morning back to the city the year and funeral expenses The Life’s Worth Living hall. for qualified individuals. Foundation shares money This year, according to “We are all volunteers and earned from the walk-a-thon Gossett, the walkers will be tak- this money helps us get through with high school’s hope squads ing extra precautions to avoid the year,” said Gossett. in the county. the spread of COVID-19 during On April 17, the foundation There is still time to sign up their walk. will host their annual walk-a- for the walk-a-thon. Prior to their walks, all of the thon at Stansbury High School. Interested individuals can individuals who plan to walk Individuals who can’t partici- visit Eventbrite.com and have to raise $500. pate in the Walk to Wendover search “Life’s Worth Living The foundation uses the will meet at Stansbury High Foundation” or “Walk to money they raise for the School on April 17 and walk 10 Wendover” to find the walk-a- expense of the walk including miles for suicide awareness. thon. hotel rooms, tour busses, and Each of the individuals who [email protected] GARRARD’SBargain Buggys

on learning facilities, Tooele institutions of higher learning. Increase Tech is still seeing a high Utah House representative H H continued from page A1 demand for training. Doug Sagers has also champi- Tires Wheels Along with welding and oned Tooele Tech’s expansion, medical assisting programs pushing the state legislature Tech acquire land near the fueling this uptick, CDL and to secure $15.2 million in current campus. With plans to diesel tech certifications have funds for the school. While H extend programs and provide skyrocketed. According to a the appropriation has yet to Lift Kits more room for instruction, 2021 funding request, Diesel be approved by the Higher there will be an estimated 60% certification in 2020 alone rose Education board and other of added space to the campus. 67% over the fiscal year of agencies, Hacking says the Hacking sees this project as a 2018 and 43% from 2019. project could be approved contribution to the community Unfortunately, this swelling within the next three years if We do it all! and anticipates the expansion of numbers has the potential to everything goes smoothly. will give people hope for the further bottleneck an already Looking ahead, plans are county’s future workforce. backlogged pool of future in place to incorporate new “This is a story that I don’t students. Hacking stresses the programs into the school. think a lot of people know need for an expansion of the Potential certification pro- about,” Hacking said of the campus as a means to increase grams such as robotics and We Will Buy Your Cars college’s plans for expansion. capacity. He has worked in pharmacy tech are options, “This is something very posi- conjunction with local law- but Hacking notes that the tive.” makers such as Senator Ann college’s curriculum is “led Despite limitations the coro- Millner, who helped create a by industry” and subject to Top Dollar for Trade-Ins navirus pandemic has placed dedicated building fund for change. Check Out All Vehicles and Get Pre-Approved Online! Follow us on Facebook! All Cars are bluestar certified by 3rd Party www.bargainbuggys.com Inspection Stations @TooeleTB 426 EAST CIMMARRON • ERDA TOOELETRANSCRIPT Like us on 435.882.7711 Facebook BULLETIN THURSDAY April 8, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1 Hometown GRANTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Sterling2021 Scholars 14 Grantsville High School seniors recognized for academics, leadership, citizenship, and service

rantsville High School had 14 seniors Gcompete in the Wasatch Front Region of the Deseret News/KSL Sterling Scholar Program. The purpose of the Sterling Scholar Awards is to publicly recognize and encourage the pursuit of excellence in scholarship, community service, leader- ship and citizenship of public high school seniors in the state of Utah. The Deseret News and KSL Broadcast Group developed the program in the 1960s to focus attention on outstanding seniors in order to recognize them pub- licly, as well as award cash scholarships and tuition waivers from participating institutions. A Sterling Scholar demonstrates excel- lence in academics, leadership, service, interview skills, and one of 15 specific categories, which include agriculture sci- ence, business and marketing, computer technology, dance, English and literature, family and consumer sciences, general Jessica Adams Myranda Arave Karter Ence scholarship, instrumental music, mathe- matics, science, speech and drama, skilled and technical education, visual arts, vocal performance, and world languages. Candidates for Sterling Scholar are selected by their high school. The Sterling Scholar Awards program seeks to com- mend and encourage excellence among all students. All nominees are judged equally on the basis of scholastic achievement, com- munity service, leadership and citizenship without regard to religion, sex, political preference or national origin. Below are the 14 GHS Sterling Scholar contestants and a brief bio about their academic interests and passions. The bios were provided by GHS.

Taeler Rae Herren – Agriculture Science Taeler has always loved working with and caring for animals. As a member of the Future Farmers of America she is a 4-year competitor on the horse judging

SEE SCHOLARS PAGE B2 ® Acelyn Fuentes Landon Gummucio Taeler Herren

Maddie Martain Amanda Meek Megan Mollard Megan Taylor

Evan Thomas Samuel Weis Ethan Wells Aspen Williams B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 8, 2021

Leaders of America Chapter gaming development, webpage she earned Academic All-State girl. She completed her math member of the GHS Show Scholars for the past three years. His design and maintaining a NAS honors. She is also a member credits at GHS at an acceler- Choir where he is the baritone continued from page B1 passion for FBLA was key server. He is a top scholar of the National Honor Society. ated pace. At the completion of section leader. Landon also to his chapter becoming the at Grantsville High School She serves on the Latter-day her junior year, she earned the received 3 varsity letters for 3A Program of Work State boasting a 3.99 GPA with a 32 Saint Seminary Council and highest score possible on the football. He is an Eagle Scout team. Taeler has also competed Champions. He authored Composite Score on the ACT. has a perfect 4.0 cumulative AP calculus AB exam. She has where he earned over 117 showing horses through the his FBLA Chapter Business He is an outstanding leader GPA. Her parents are Anthony been a calculus peer tutor and Merit Badges. His Eagle Scout Tooele County 4-H program. Report that led to the Most who served as a member of Fuentes and Christel Fuentes. a member of the math club. project logged over 1,639 vol- She has volunteered many Outstanding Chapter Award. the Stake Youth Council. He is Adams has an impressive 3.8 unteer hours. Landon is the hours helping a young girl with Individually he received 1st also a talented cellist and has Aspen Williams – Family & GPA and earned a 32-compos- son of David Gumucio and health-related challenges learn place honors in the FBLA served as the orchestra presi- Consumer Science ite score on the ACT. Jessica Kimberly Gumucio. to ride horses. She has also Management Decision Making dent. Karter is the son of Kurtis Aspen has been involved plans to attend Utah Valley been instrumental in the suc- Competition. Wells was the Ence and Kim Ence. with the Little Round University where she will work Myranda Arave – Visual Arts cess of the GHS greenhouse. local chairman for the Toys for Preschool for 4 years. As an towards a degree in software Myranda is an extremely Taeler excels in the classroom Tots campaign for two consec- Acelyn Fuentes – English active member of the FCCLA engineering. Her parents talented photographer. She has earning a 3.5 GPA. After grad- utive years. He managed the Miss Fuentes has a love and she has earned multiple skill are Robert Adams and Linda taken college-level art classes uation Taeler plans to become sports concession stand at GHS appreciation for the English certificates in childcare, foods, Adams. during high school. Myranda an agriculture educator. She helping various clubs earn language. She is a talented and sewing. Aspen used her has also taken classes outside is the daughter of Carl Herren funds for their programs. He is writer who has challenged sewing skills volunteering to Megan Mollard – Social of high school including: and Shellie Herren. also a talented chef and weld- herself in the classroom. She sew masks helping people stay Science Prismacolor, watercolor, and er. Ethan is the son of Jeremy earned the highest score possi- healthy during the COVID-19 When Megan was a fresh- oil painting. She spends many Ethan Wells – Business & Wells and Heather Wells. ble on the AP English Language pandemic. She is the recipi- man, she set a goal to earn hours working as a volunteer Marketing Arts and Composition exam ent of the Student Excellence her Associates Degree while in photographer sharing her tal- Ethan is an influential Karter Ence – Computer and is currently taking AP Award for her outstanding high school. She has earned ents with others. She excels as leader who has served as the Technology English Literature. She is a accomplishments in Family 30 college-level social science an athlete as a varsity member president of the Grantsville Karter’s computer expertise 3-year Varsity member of the & Consumer Science at credits on her road to receiv- of the girls’ soccer team and High School Future Business includes Python programming, Cross-Country team where Grantsville High School. Aspen ing her degree this spring. She track team. After gradua- would like to become a pre- was also selected to be the tion Myranda plans to attend school teacher. She has a 3.9 lead attorney on the mock trial Southern Utah University and GPA. Aspen is the daughter team. She excels in 4-H where become a teacher. She is the of Chad Williams and Lacey she has filled multiple leader- daughter of Todd Arave and Williams. ship roles including: club presi- KennaRae Arave. dent, secretary, mentor, and Evan Thomas – General Horse Council delegate. Megan Madison Martin – Vocal Evan is an exceptionally is the daughter of Michael Performance well-rounded individual who Mollard and Lesley Mollard. Madison has a passion for excels as a student, athlete, She plans to attend Gonzaga singing. She has been a soloist leader and volunteer. He has University and pursue a law at multiple events including taken a rigorous course load degree. performing The Star-Spangled throughout high school earn- Banner at athletic competi- ing a perfect 4.0 GPA. His ACT Megan Taylor – Science tions. She also plays both the composite score is 34. Evan Megan has wanted to be a piano and the cello. In the fall is involved in student govern- nurse ever since she was a little of 2020, she was selected by ment and National Honors girl. She is enrolled in three her peers as the Homecoming Society. He is an outstanding different training programs Queen. She is a member of athlete who competed on the to become a licensed Medical the Seminary Council and the varsity level in cross-country, Assistant, Phlebotomist, and National Honor Society. Martin swimming and track. Evan Nursing Assistant. She has has been a member of the vol- was selected to represent taken an extensive list of sci- leyball team, basketball team, Grantsville High School as a ence courses to prepare her and track team all four years Grantsville City Suicide and for her career. Megan is an of high school. She has a 3.96 Drug Prevention Coalition outstanding leader currently GPA. She will be attending board member. Evans will serving as the National Honor Utah State University. Madison work towards a career in the Society president. She is also is the daughter of Eddie Martin medical field following gradu- a member of the ballroom and Julia Martin. Greatness in action ation. His parents are Doug dance team and played on the Thomas and Candee Thomas. school soccer team. Megan Amanda Meek – World You show up, every day, for the people who count on you. That’s your has a 3.9 GPA and earned a 30 Languages greatness in action. Sam Weis – Instrumental Composite on the ACT. Megan Amanda has been study- Music is the daughter of Sheridan ing world languages since Sam is an integral part of Taylor and Heather Taylor. junior high. She has taken We’re here to help, with Wattsmart® tools that can help you save money, the Grantsville High School every Spanish language class resources and insights to help you manage your budget, rebates on energy- band program. As a musician, Landon Gumucio – Speech/ available to her and studied efficient upgrades—and efficiency offerings that meet you where you are he won a marching band state Theatre Arts/Forensics American Sign Language and power the greatness in all that you do. championship in 2019. He also Runner-Up for 3 years. 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COMPETITIVE RATES! COMPETITIVE RATES! 435.882.2857 435.882.2857 THURSDAY April 8, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 Food scraps grow in saucer garden hen you think about gar- Sprinkle clean pebbles you top 3/4-inch of several carrots. Wdening and preschoolers, have collected into the contain- Set them cut side down on the a spindly bean sprout emerg- er randomly, or cover the bot- container or pebbles, making ing from a half-pint cardboard tom completely. Pour water in sure they are almost complete- milk carton might come to it to barely cover the pebbles. ly submerged in water. Keep mind. Every child deserves Keep a cup with a spout or the water level consistent; it to be initiated into a “green a pitcher nearby so your child can evaporate quickly. thumb society” with this classic can be responsible for keeping Move to a sunny window gardening activity. fresh water in the saucer at all when sprouts appear within a But there’s another favorite times. A spray bottle mister is a week or two. The carrots are my kids enjoyed when they rity before the kids go off to fun tool, too, for giving sprout- especially charming with their were young, even before they college. ing plants a shower now and feathery green growth. could say “rutabaga.” We then. For extra whimsy, let your called it a saucer garden. It HERE’S THE FUN: kids’ creativity sprout, too. uses kitchen-scrap throwaways Growing Place plastic miniature ani- from vegetables such as carrots Preparation Most carrots are generally mals and Lego figures in the and beets, offers life lessons Use a pie pan, a 12-inch sold with their “tops” already container to create a jungle or about care and responsibility plastic drainage saucer from cut off. Now you’ll grow them enchanted island scene. Or, and, like the bean seed, this a flowerpot or a large glass or back again. While preparing add a few marbles, colorful simple garden grows to matu- aluminum plate with a rim. dinner vegetables, slice off the clear beads and sparkling gems for a platter of jewels. Extra growing idea: You actually can re-grow celery. Cut off the bottom inch of the bunch and place in the con- tainer along with the carrot tops. Set it base side down and cut stalks facing upright in the water. When tiny leaves begin to form from the center of the base, they’ll grow, turning a darker green. At this stage, you can plant it in soil in a flower- pot or container with drainage holes, covering everything but the leaves. Water regularly. Eventually, transplant the John David Washington growing base to your outdoor garden. Stalks will start to obert De Niro nixed co- of Motion Pictures at their grow back for you to eat. Rstarring with Lady Gaga opening gala Sept. 25. It • • • in “The House of Gucci” kicks off a week of celebra- Find more recipes and fam- and was replaced by Jeremy tions for The Los Angeles ily fun at www.donnaerickson. Irons. So instead, he signed Museum’s public opening on com. Write to Donna at Info@ to star in the new thriller Sept. 30. Producers/direc- donnaerickson.com “Wash Me in the River,” with tors Ava DuVernay and Ryan John Malkovich and Jack Murphy and producer Jason © 2021 Donna Erickson Huston. Huston plays a recov- Blum (of the “Insidious” and Distributed by King Features Synd. ering opioid addict seeking “The Purge” franchises), revenge on the chain of drug will serve as co-chairs for dealers who were indirectly the gala. In 2022, when responsible for the death of “Regeneration: Black Cinema his fiancee, all while he’s also 1898-1971” opens, Tom TB test recommended only for those at risk being hunted by the sheriff Hanks, Annette Bening and (De Niro). Ironically, Huston, Disney’s Bob Iger will be hon- DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 85-year-old woman with no important to know. Treatment who did appear in “The ored for raising $388 million nursing student in my 30s and major health problems. I lead can improve symptoms as well House of Gucci,” gets to co- to finance the long-awaited originally from the Philippines. an active life and exercise daily. as reduce risk of a heart attack. star with De Niro again in a and much-delayed museum. As part of my testing, I had a About four years ago, I began Severe anemia and low thy- new untitled David O. Russell At 86 years of age, the still- skin test for tuberculosis, which being bothered by cold feet at roid levels can cause very cold film, with Christian Bale, stunning Sophia confesses, “I was positive. I had a friend night. At first, I could just wear feet. Nerve damage is common Margot Robbie, Rami Malek still have much to give, and in the hospital recently with socks to bed. Now I must put in diabetes and unusual with- and John David Washington, so far I can say I led a good tuberculosis. My doctor has my feet in an electric heated out it, but a neurologist should the 36-year-old son of actor life. I was lucky but I worked recommended that I get treated pouch in my bed, which doesn’t have found physical findings Denzel Washington. hard for everything I have. for latent tuberculosis. What stay in place. When I travel, I for neurologic causes. He was seen in It wasn’t easy, but nothing does this mean? take the heated insoles skiers Raynaud’s syndrome, which “BlacKkKlansman,” Robert worth it ever is!” — A.C.S. use to keep their feet warm. usually happens in the hands, Redford’s last feature film, Her recent Netflix film ANSWER: Most people who Without some device, I’m kept occasionally affects the feet “The Old Man & the Gun,” “The Life Ahead” is a huge are exposed to tuberculosis will we need you! — you are at risk awake by a feeling of icy soles. preferentially to the hands. and Christopher Nolan’s success, and while Sophia not develop the disease. Some of acquiring tuberculosis infec- I am not diabetic. I’ve described Medicines, especially beta “Tenet.” His Netflix film didn’t win a best-actress people will develop “latent” tion and should be screened. the problem to a neurologist, blockers, can cause cold feet. “Monster,” with Oscar win- Golden Globe (though the infection. This means there is Second, people born in the a rheumatologist and my pri- Sometimes there isn’t a ners Jennifer Hudson and film’s song did), neither active tuberculosis bacteria in Philippines are at risk for hav- mary caregiver. No one has known cause, and physicians Jeffrey Wright, was origi- did Simone Signoret when their body, but their system ing acquired tuberculosis, often explained what causes the icy are left advising on treatments nally set for a January 2018 she starred in the original is keeping it from becoming a in childhood. feet or if there’s any cure. Is to relieve symptoms. I wouldn’t release, and just dropped 1977 film “Madam Rosa.” full-blown infection. People in People in their 30s are there one? — J.S. give up before a circulation on March 30. Meanwhile, However, La Loren won the this situation are at risk of the generally at very low risk of ANSWER: There are quite test, however. Washington and Oscar- Grand Dame Award “For latent tuberculosis escaping the serious side effects from the a few possible causes for your • • • winner Alicia Vikander will Defying Ageism” from The immune system and developing medications used to treat cold feet, and your doctors Dr. Roach regrets that star in the thriller “Born to be Alliance of Women Film into tuberculosis. Treatment latent tuberculosis infection. need to first identify why he is unable to answer indi- Murdered,” which will be on Journalists, best actress of the latent tuberculosis is Isoniazid (INH) and rifampin they are cold. To do this, they vidual questions, but will Netflix sometime this year. from the Capri Hollywood intended to reduce the risk of are the medicines commonly should start by checking the incorporate them in the • • • International Film Festival this happening. used. Since the risk of develop- blood flow to the feet. At age column whenever possible. Sophia Loren, one of the and from the Satellite Testing is recommended ing disease later in life is much 85, the likelihood of block- Readers may email questions last four surviving super- Awards. But more impor- only for people who are likely higher than the risk of a serious ages to the arteries in your feet to ToYourGoodHealth@med. stars of The Golden Age tant than awards is the 92% to be treated. You have two side effect, treatment is recom- are pretty high. A simple test cornell.edu. of Hollywood (the others approval rating from Rotten reasons to be tested: First, as a mended in your case. can make the diagnosis. Since are Jane Fonda, Shirley Tomatoes and a 66 out of health care worker — congrat- • • • blockages in the feet predict © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. MacLaine and Robert 100 rating from Metacritic. ulations on becoming a nurse, DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m an blockages in the heart too, it’s All Rights Reserved Redford), will be the first Mama Mia, that’s still one recipient of an annual spicy lady! Visionary Award bestowed • Sherlock Holmes creator Sir Backrub. It was renamed after narian Elizabeth II. Cameron by The Academy Museum © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. Arthur Conan Doyle helped the googolplex, which is the returned the gesture with some popularize skiing by being the number 1 followed by 100 “wellies” and Hobgoblin ale. first Englishman to document zeros. • In the Solomon Islands, dol- the sport. • The fear of young people is phin teeth were (and still are) • In Alabama, it’s against the law known as “ephebiphobia.” used as a form of currency. BY LUCIE WINBOURNE to drive while impersonating a • Gatling gun salesmen went • Historically, most Easter cel- member of the clergy. • “The Whole Shabang” is a to Civil War battlefields to ebrants would have eaten lamb brand of potato chips once sold • For centuries, doctors thought demonstrate their products in for the occasion, as the holiday only in jails and prisons. It was that medicines made with actual combat. has its roots in the Jewish Passover. Most American so popular that in 2016, due human flesh, blood or bone • A newly sworn-in Barack Easter dinners now feature to demand from ex-inmates, it could be effective in curing all Obama visited the U.K. in 2009 - ham, however, because years was finally made available to kinds of ailments, from epilep and presented some rather sy to headaches. The practice ago, hams cured over the win- the general public. curious gifts to the prime min- as called “corpse medicine.” ter would have been ready to w ister and queen: 25 DVDs to • The majority of people will tilt serve in early spring. their head to the right when • The original name for the David Cameron, and an iPod they kiss. search engine Google was Classic to the then-octoge- © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 8, 2021

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Heart of the City by Steenz The Fusco Brothers by J.C. Duffy

Pooch Café by Paul Gilligan The Duplex by Glenn McCoy

LIO by Mark Tatulli Fred Basset by Alex Graham

Cornered by Baldwin In the Bleachers by Steve Moore

Tank McNamara by Bill Hinds & Jeff Millar

Baldo by Hector Cantu & Carlos Castellanos

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W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. ery at Mountain West Medical Center. Historical books the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 Military Items Wanted Tooele Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the Blankets should be new and in good Tooele County Historical Society’s books S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, When you no longer want your mili- Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- condition. Homemade blankets are also contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann Senior Center are available to purchase at meetings. The tary items, do not take them to Deseret tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or accepted if new. Donations can be turned History of Tooele County Volume II is $30, at 435-849-4180. Industries or a thrift store. Bring them The senior center is for the enjoyment of Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele is $20, and we also have eight note Alcoholics Anonymous shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., www.exploretooele.com. Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with cards depicting four different pioneer Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting any questions. buildings for $4. These make great gifts Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Grantsville City Library for family and friends. Please call Alice in back. displayed with honor and respect. Call crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville Just Serve Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, Alcoholics Anonymous City Library is going fine free. We will no If you are interested in serving in your purchase these books. wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class longer charge overdue fines for items community, or know of a service project Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are Children’s Choir Auditions movies and health classes. Meals-On- returned after their due date. Our new that would benefit your community, go to Seeking Historical Items also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- Wheels available for homebound. Lunch hours are Tuesday through Friday from justserve.org and post your project or sign The Tooele County Historical Society p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from up to become a volunteer for the project would like members of the community Dr., Tooele. years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, gested contribution is $3. For those under 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering of your choice today! This is a free website who have any family or personal histories, Young People in Recovery owner and director of Blake Music Studios, 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to limited contact hold pick-up, please call that connects community needs with vol- photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold directs the choir. Blake has a degree in the store or doctor visits for residents in 435-884-1670 for more information. unteers who can help meet those needs. VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 vocal performance and has taught at the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- would like to donate to our organization p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and collegiate level. If your child loves to sing portation information call 435-843-4114. Grantsville Irrigation Company to please call us. We are also looking for also on the first and third Friday of the and you are looking for an exceptional For more information about the Tooele Grantsville Irrigation anticipates having Moose books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park musical experience for them, this is it. For center, call 435-843-4110. the system ready to use around May 1. Meals at Lodge chures or any history that pertains to the Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., more information and to register for an Please make sure your sprinklers are shut Tooele County area. If you would like to audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Tooele Pioneer Museum Friday and Saturday night dinners will Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- off. Residents have been allotted 50,000 donate them to our organization, or if you com or call 435-277-0755. 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open be served from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at gallons per residential share. Agricultural would let us make a copy for the Tooele Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Friday night dinners change weekly 435-255-9905. users have been issued one regular turn County Historical Society, please call 435- Author’s Welcome and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most or you can order from the menu items for the season. Contact the office at 435- 882-1612. Family support group The Writer’s Bloc, Tooele chapter of the Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- 884-3451 or [email protected] with Get your loved one sober. The USARA League of Utah Writers, invites you to join Open other times by appointment. Call able price. any questions or concerns. Craft family support group is held us at our bi-monthly virtual meetings, 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Daily lunch specials are available at the Groups and Events Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading where we discuss the craft and offer sup- 5139. World class Indian arrowhead collec- Grantsville West Stake Self- lodge from 11 a.m. room at the Tooele City Library. Group port for fledgling authors. For more infor- tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, Reliance Classes Take out orders can be called in during Tooele County Arts Guild books and materials provided. Craft is a mation please contact the chapter presi- Grantsville West Stake invites all to join our operating hours and picked up at the All artists from Tooele County age 13 free program for family members who dent at [email protected], or Tooele City Cemetery us for free self-reliance classes. The intro- lodge at the time agreed on. and above are welcome to join the Tooele have a loved one with a substance use find us on Facebook at Writers Bloc. Weather permitting, the Tooele City ductory meeting is March 28 from 6 p.m. For members and their guests only. County Arts Guild for an evening, or for disorder. For more information, call Heidi Cemetery personnel will perform a com- to 7:30 p.m. at the stake center on Cherry Rocky Mountain Hospice the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Warr at 435-255-9905. plete clean-up of the cemetery grounds St. Available classes are personal financial Meetings bership include the opportunity to display Want to have more meaning in your life. beginning March 22, 2021. All decorations self-reliance, starting or growing my busi- Meetings occur on the first and third your artwork for show and sale in various Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Do you want to do something that is sat- in the cemetery will be discarded includ- Sundays of every month, 9:30 a.m. for the ness, emotional resiliency, getting a better venues around Tooele County, as well as Join us the 2nd Monday of each month isfying and of great service to your com- ing items within the concrete border/ men, 10:30 a.m. for the women. job, and education for better work. They regular updates on events in our commu- from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain lawnmower strip. At the discretion of are 12-week workshops. For more info call nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Hospice volunteer. No experience the cemetery staff, any decorations in Bryan or Barb Wittwer 435-830-1702 or ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! Health Department’s Aging Services pro- required. All training, background check vases that show weather damage will be Eagles 801-694-5232. Call 435-228-8217 for more information. gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. removed and discarded. Beginning April 1, Association Caregiver Support Groups. The only requirement is your desire to 2021 decorations may be placed on graves Meetings The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 wants Stansbury Days Triathlon The groups are designed to provide emo- help someone in need. Please contact in accordance with cemetery policy for Schools Stansbury Days Triathlon is happening to start their meetings again on Monday, tional, educational and social support for Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky summer months. August 21, 2021! Mark your calendars! February 8th at 7 p.m. All officers are caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy St. Marguerite Catholic School Registration opens April 18. Teens and encouraged to be there and all sisters are Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at Mobile Vet Center Students of all faiths are welcome adults, first-timer or experienced! 500 m invited to attend. Food Addicts in Recovery 801-397-4902. To better serve veterans located in from preschool through 8th grade at swim (that’s 10 laps) / 11.75 mile bike on Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center Tooele County’s only faith-based school. Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Anonymous a pretty flat course/ 5 km run (that’s 3.1 Are you having trouble controlling the The Next Chapter (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday Featuring all-day kindergarten, all-day Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. The Next Chapter is a free social support miles). You can even sign up with a team. way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small and educational program to help widows Social Room This event is a blast! Train with a friend, Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- and widowers adjust to the loss of their Please notice that the Social Room is compete with your neighbors, and get ery program for anyone suffering from 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or spouse through monthly activities. You open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. cheered on by your community. Prizes, food addiction. Meetings are held every free, confidential counseling for theater visit www.stmargschool.org. are invited to join others who are on the There is no sitting or standing at the bar t-shirts, raffle, and food. As always, we Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, veterans of all conflicts. For further same page as you, to begin a new chapter and tables are set six feet apart and are need volunteers, so if you want to get 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the information contact Dave Brown at 801- in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele sanitized regularly. For the next two involved without the sweat, sign up to north back entrance. For more infor- 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center Education County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for weeks masks are required to enter and help on race day! Sign-up link will be on mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov more details. Tooele Technical College upon exiting the building. After entering runnercard.com. Contact stansburytri@ or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. Donate to Library Programs with space available the building please print your name on gmail.com (Jen Rigby) with questions. foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to Sons of Utah Pioneers Please remember the “Friends of the include the POST (Peace Officer the forms provided in the event that con- Ladies Community Club of attend. Anyone interested in the history of Tooele City Library” while doing home Standards Training) program (Satellite tact tracing would be needed, this infor- Tooele Tooele County Aging Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah cleaning and donate your used books to Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s mation will only be used in the event of pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah To view upcoming events, learn more Tooele County Aging is looking for the bookstore in the library. Money from License (CDL) program and Software contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- about our organization, or to become a volunteers to help us meet the needs of book sales is used to support programs Development. These programs and others you to come down and see what we’ve ings due to the pandemic, but watch this member, please find us on Facebook or seniors in the community. Many seniors within the library. The library is located at are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today done to help make it safe to go out. bulletin and we will announce our next you can email us at ladiescommunity- require assistance and need rides to doc- 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call and begin training for a promising career. The social room is open 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. meeting, which will be a virtual meet- [email protected]. tors or other professionals. Rides help 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- daily, staffed with volunteer bartenders, ing. Also watch for an announcement of seniors live more independent lives. Call org. Thank you for your support. es at 435-248-1800 for more information. please tip accordingly. the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer Ladies Golf League 435-843-4114 for more information. The Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- Books for the Whole Family Adult Education Golf Season is finally here! We Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers would love for you to join our 2021 lic. For more information about the Sons Donated children’s books and paper- Get your high school diploma this year Elks also are in need of volunteers. For more Ladies 18-hole league on Wednesdays at of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, backs are for sale for 25 cents, and at the Tooele Community Learning Center. information about volunteering at the the Tooele Oquirrh Hills course! Sign-ups Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or hard-covers are being sold for $1 from All classes required for a high school Bar Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For (Meet & Greet) on April 21 at 6:00 p.m. The [email protected] 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, 5 p.m. to 8 diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- We are open and now serving food volunteering at the Tooele Center call 1st day out on the course will be April p.m. on Mondays and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. aration and English as a second language Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. 435-843-4110. TC Squares Dance Club Our new contact phone number is 435- 28. Please call 435-882-4220 if you have on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Library. All are available. Register now to graduate The TC Squares Dance Club has begun 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. questions. Life’s Worth Living Foundation proceeds go back to the library for proj- — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke Suicide support group meetings are ects and programs. Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 TOPS Weight Loss Support held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at cation classes are for students 18 and over. West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Community Book Sharing Box Disabled Veterans Group Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. bring finger food to share. For more infor- Our Community Book Sharing Box has The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by ESOL mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, moved to a new location. It has moved ESOL conversational classes are held Chapter 20 Weight Loss Support Group meets every the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s two doors to the south where the Cook Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- website at tcsquares.com. Family will now be the steward’s of the Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Chapter 20, for the Disabled American located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. cide, please plan on attending. Please go Veterans holds monthly general member- “Little Free Library” at 987 S 1050 W. dents may also come anytime the center is Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by on Facebook and like our page to keep Tooele County Homemakers ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- Anyone can take a book or bring a book open for individualized study. Registration current with our latest news and events. We would like to invite all ladies to our 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door dren are invited to attend. Come and let to donate and share with others. To learn is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- Homemakers club. Meetings are held on entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For more and to find other locations near you, Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. the first Tuesday of every month with a of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and more information visit TOPS.org or con- go to www.littlefreelibrary.org, under the tion. luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., MAP tab and enter your zip code. invite all veterans to come join us in the tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. Parkinson’s disease Support comradery with other veterans at our September through May. Located at 151 Early Head Start Group N Main, in the auditorium of the Health Tooele County Aging Services DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has Museum Volunteers Needed A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can Department and USU Extension offices. Dementia Dialogues will be offered NO COST weekly home visits for families trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park be overwhelming for the newly diag- Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due virtually by Tooele County Aging Services who are eligible under the age of 3. Home to answer questions concerning your VA is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- nosed. Tooele has a support group for per year. For more information, call Eileen on Tuesday evenings, April 13, 20, 27 and visits include parent and child education, benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) tory or science? Volunteers at the museum persons with Parkinson’s disease and their 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne May 4 and 11 from 4 to 6 p.m. This series assessments, and family support services are available by appointment to help vet- can gain new skills or practice old ones. caregivers. You can learn how others are 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. is designed to educate community mem- including nutrition education. We also erans and their families submit claims for We are looking for people to help with coping with PD and how to live well. We Thank you and we hope to see you all this bers and caregivers about Alzheimer’s offer comprehensive health services for compensation, obtain health and educa- organization, exhibit development, gar- meet the third Friday of each month from September. disease and related dementias. Please call expecting mothers including prenatal tional well-earned benefits. ALL DAV ser- dening and educational program devel- 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 435-277-2457 to preregister. parent education and support services. vices are Free of Charge. For information, opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, Tooele County Quilters and year round. Scheduling is flexible. Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- please join our monthly meetings. Call call Hal at 435-840-3683. All meetings are held on the third Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. 882-3439. commander Penny Larson 801-359-8468 Tuesday of each month in the Tooele To apply or request more information, Grantsville or Adjutant Curtis G. Beckstrom at 435- Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues send email to: [email protected] Free developmental evaluation 840-0547 or Senior Vice Dustee Thomas to Recovery” are $20 per year to be paid at the first Share your Ancestry DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers at 435-830-8487. Please leave messages if Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at meeting. The Family History Center in Grantsville NO COST developmental evaluations for no contact. 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in has been gathering histories, pictures and children ages birth to 3. We provide a full The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society First Baptist Church meets the first Thursday of the month. Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All range of services for children with devel- COVID-19 Help for DAV The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in to all those affected by someone else’s information will be shared upon request, opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal The Disabled American Veterans is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon the downstairs conference room of the addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer but we are asking for your help in further- is to minimize the effects of the delay and National Office has established a relief for those who are in need of food. There Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. help by sharing our experience, strength ing this work. Thanks for all who have reduce the need for long-term services fund to provide financial aid to service- are no requirements to receive food. We Come and learn about rocks, minerals, and hope. For more information, please assisted. Please contact Don and Patti throughout their school years. For more connected disabled veterans who have hope to be a blessing to you. We are locat- and ways to craft them, and enjoy field contact Terri at 435-313-4851. Johnson, by email: [email protected], by information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at lost employment or income due to the ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. 435-882-2048 mail: P.O. Box 744 Grantsville, UT 84029, or ddivantage.org COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued trips for rock collecting. Membership is by phone: 435-884-5018, 435-224-5010. grants are meant to help these disabled $15 per year. For more information email service connected veterans, pay bills, [email protected]. Senior Center Charity obtain food and provide for their families Bulletin Board Policy The senior center is for the enjoyment during these difficult times. Tooele Valley Free Masons If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours Tooele Children’s Justice Center The application for this relief can be at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin second Friday of each month for din- are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- ner and socializing. If you are interested p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and will need to fully complete the application profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- or have questions, please join us at the exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, snacks. We appreciate all donations. For and provide documentation verifying ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 their status as a service-connected dis- cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise S. 100 East, Tooele. abled veteran who has lost employment ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- 435-277-0087. program, wood carving and health as a result of the pandemic. Disabled ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for United Methodist Dinner Tooele United Methodist Church offers a veterans who are small business owners Tooele Valley Family History homebound. Lunch served weekdays. or who work independently and have For 60 and above, suggested contribu- free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Center social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is been negatively impacted financially as a Research your ancestors free with tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. result of the virus may also be eligible for Transportation available to the store or served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. trained Family Search volunteers at the Comics Page Puzzle Answers this assistance. Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 doctor visits for residents in Tooele and First Baptist Food Pantry from page B4 Grantsville areas. For transportation N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Hours of operation: Tuesday through Hidato Sol. 4/5 information call 435-843-4114. For more offering an emergency food pantry to Historical Society information about the Grantsville center, Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and meet the needs of our community. Hours Monthly Meetings Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday call 435-884-3446. are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First The Tooele County Historical Society evenings by appointment only. Special Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main Daughters of Utah Pioneers meetings have been cancelled until classes offered regularly. Call the center Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. The DUP is seeking any family histories, further notice because of the Cov-19 for more information. photographs, books, stories or vintage Baby Blankets Needed Epidemic. Please stay safe and watch for artifacts (before 1900) to display at the any updated information about our meet- Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 ing schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. Follow us on Facebook! TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN @TooeleTB BOARD OF EDUCA- TION MEETING Tuesday, April 13, 2021 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele, UT 84074 1. Business Meeting, 6 pm (Start of Public Meeting) 1.1 Welcome and Pledge of Allegiance 2. Recognition and Good News 2.1 District Recogni- tion for April - Grants- ville Jr. High 2.2 School Presenta- tion 3. Consider Adoption of a Resolution Provid- ing for the Issuance of General Obligation Bonds; and Related Matters. 3.1 Consider Adoption of a Resolution Provid- ing for the Issuance of General Obligation Bonds; and Related Matters. 4. Open Forum (Lim- ited to three minutes per individual and a to- tal of 30 minutes for all comments. To speak, sign up at the clerk's desk prior to the start of the open forum.) 4.1 Patron Comments 5. Consent Agenda (Routine items on the consent agenda not requiring public discus- sion by the Board may be adopted by one sin- gle motion. A Board Member may request to remove an item from the consent agenda for individual discussion and consid- eration.) 5.1 Minutes 5.2 Expenditure Re- port 5.3 Revenue Report 5.4 Disbursement Re- port 5.5 Personnel Deci- sions 5.6 Amended Trustland Plans 5.7 150 Mile Contests 5.8 Surplus 5.9 4-day week exten- sion for Dugway, Ver- non, and Ibapah 5.10 Vote on Consent Calendar 6. Information, Discus- sion, or Calendar Items 6.1 Business Adminis- trator's Report 6.2 Director of Security and School Safety Re- port 6.3 Board of Education Report 7. Action Items 7.1 Award of the Gen- eral Contractor Bid for Twenty Wells Elemen- tary School 7.2 New Policy, Ameri- can Heritage, 2nd Read 7.3 New Policy, Staff Code of Conduct, 2nd Read 7.4 New Policy, Health Requirements and Services for Students with Potentially Life-threatening Aller- gies, 2nd Read 7.5 New Policy, Sexual Harassment(Student Policy), 2nd Read 7.6 New Policy, Sexual Harassment (Em- ployee Policy), 2nd Read 7.7 Proposed Deletion of Policy 6031, Sexual Harassment 7.8 New Policy, Vision Screening, 1st Read 7.9 New Policy, Edu- cation and Family Pri- vacy, 1st Read 7.10 Proposed Dele- tion of policies from Business Section 3000 of the Policy Manual 7.11 New Policies for BOARD OF EDUCA- 3000 Business Section TION MEETING of the Policy Manual Tuesday, April 13, 8. Action Items--Re- 2021 vised Policies 92 Lodestone Way, 8.1 Revised Policy Tooele, UT 84074 5023, Released-Time 1. Business Meeting, 6 Classes for Religious pm (Start of Public Instruction, 1st Read Meeting) 8.2 Revised Policy 1.1 Welcome and 5035, Homeless Stu- Pledge of Allegiance dents, 1st Read 2. Recognition and 9. Executive Session, Good News (Closed to the Public) 2.1 District Recogni- 9.1 Purchase, Ex- tion for April - Grants- change, or LeaseTHURSDAY of April 8, 2021 B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN ville Jr. High Real Property 2.2 School Presenta- 9.2 Pending or Rea- tion sonably Imminent Liti- 3. Consider Adoption gation of a Resolution Provid- 9.3 Collective Bargain- To place your Classified ad ing for the Issuance of ing To place your Classified ad call 435-882-0050 General Obligation 9.4 Character, Profes-call 435-882-0050 Bonds; and Related sional Competence, or Matters. Physical or Mental CLASSIFIED3.1 Consider Adoption Health of an Individual of a Resolution Provid- 10. 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CALL or visit www.tooele- Tooele County Clerk & Sick Leave tion of policies from Dated this 29th day of ments included in script.com 1-844-435-3985 transcript. com DONATE your car, (Published in the Health Insurance & 401K Business Section 3000 March, 2021. comments must be truck or van. Help Tooele Transcript Bul- of the Policy Manual BY ORDER OF THE submitted in pdf format POSITIONS AVAILABLE veterans find jobs or letin April 8, 2021) start a business. Call 7.11 New Policies for GRANTSVILLE PLAN- or as ASCII (text) files. • Regional Driver BOARD OF EDUCA- 3000 Business Section NING COMMISSION Under Utah Code Sec- Hourly Pay + Overtime Patriotic Hearts Foun- dation. Fast, FREE TION MEETING of the Policy Manual Kristy Clark tion 19-1-301.5 a per- List with Me MP Environmental pick-up. Max tax-de- Tuesday, April 13, 8. Action Items--Re- Zoning Administrator son who wishes to Services, Inc. duction. 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Public notices SHANE BERGEN ing should notify NOWsion by theHIRING: Board may Seasonal Harvest Operators submitted past the NOW HIRING: Jackie Production Gallegos (435) Operator be adopted by one sin- deadline will not be Cargill Salt is looking to hire “Seasonal”833-1900 Solar Harvest at Operators least in Timpie, Utah-- YOUgle WANT motion. A GOOD A JOB Board WITH GREAT BENEFITS. accepted. harvest season runs from mid-Marchthree to thedays end ofprior November. to the This is an outstanding WEMember HAVE A GREAT may requestOPPORTUNITY AT CARGILL. UPAXLP 435-840-0344 opportunity for safety conscious meeting.and engaged applicants with initiative, energy and solid communicationto remove skills. an Responsibilities item include hauling salt from the ponds processing Cargillarea,from daily Salt theoperatoris looking consent equipment to hire Production check(Published and operatorOperators servicing, in at our the location cleaning near and maintainingGrantsville, Utah.equipmentagenda This is and foran other outstanding individual site work opportunity asTooele required. to Transcript work in a safety-first Bul- and team-oriented Public Notices productiondiscussion environment. and consid- The initialletin opportunity April 8, 2021) for this posting is as a Seasonal Water User Best in Client Services! HarvestEXCELLENTeration.) Operator, COMPENSATION from April – December, & BENEFITS focused PACKAGE: on safe Wage operation begins atof $18.63haul trucks andper salthour. harvesting We offer a 401Kequipment. plan; health, Qualified dental candidates and vision insurance;may be considered paid vacation for full-timeand Deadline for public holidays;5.1 Minutes wellness program; incentive plan and opportunities for growth. Licensed and opportunities,5.2 Expenditure as available, Re- including Auto-Bagging Operator, Warehouse Operator, notices is 4 p.m. the E&O Insured ProcessingREQUIREMENTS:port Operator Must and be Bulk at least Operator. 18 years of age, have a High school diploma/GED, be day prior to publica- available to work rotating shifts and overtime as needed. All candidates are subject to a 90 tion. Public notices EXCELLENT5.3 Revenue COMPENSATION Report & BENEFITS PACKAGE: Wage begins at $21.58 per #2419813-SA00 day probationary period. Must pass a company paid medical exam including a drug submitted past the hour.5.4 WeDisbursement offer a 401K plan Re- and health insurance; PTO and holidays; wellness pro- screen, physical ability test, reference and credit checks, and criminal background check. deadline will not be gram;port opportunities for growth. HOW5.5 TO Personnel APPLY: Apply Deci- online at www.cargill.com/careers, select “Browse Cargill Jobs,” accepted. REQUIREMENTS:thensions click on “United Must States” be at and least “Utah” 18 years to find of the age job to opening. work in If a you production do not have facility. access UPAXLP Allto5.6 candidatesthe internet, Amended areplease subject visit yourto a local90-day library probationary or employment period. office. Must pass a company HAVE A good idea for paidWHYTrustland medical CHOOSE Plansexam CARGILL: including Working a drug/alcohol at Cargill is screen,an opportunity physical to thriveability—a test place and to criminal develop backgroundyour5.7 career150 Mileto check. the Contestsfullest while engaging in meaningful work that makes a positive impact a story? Call the around5.8 Surplus the globe. Cargill is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. Transcript and let us 435-840-0344 HOW TO APPLY: Apply online at www.cargill.com/careers, select “Hourly/Production” know 882-0050. jobs,5.9 then4-day click week on “United exten- States” and “Utah” and search for job number TIM00889. Email: sion for Dugway, Ver- If you do not have access to the internet, please visit your local library or employment WANT TO get the lat- [email protected] office.www.cargill.com/careersnon, and Ibapah 5.10 Vote on Consent est local news? Sub- CargillCalendar is an EEO and Veteran/Disability employer. scribe to the Tran- 6. Information, Discus- script Bulletin. sion, or Calendar Items 6.1 Business Adminis- trator's Report 6.2 Director of Security and School Safety Re- port 6.3 Board of Education Report 7. Action Items 7.1 Award of the Gen- eral Contractor Bid for Twenty Wells Elemen- tary School 7.2 New Policy, Ameri- can Heritage, 2nd Read 7.3 New Policy, Staff Code of Conduct, 2nd Read 7.4 New Policy, Health Requirements and Services for Students with Potentially Life-threatening Aller- gies, 2nd Read 7.5 New Policy, Sexual Harassment(Student Policy), 2nd Read 7.6 New Policy, Sexual Harassment (Em- ployee Policy), 2nd Read 7.7 Proposed Deletion of Policy 6031, Sexual Harassment 7.8 New Policy, Vision Screening, 1st Read 7.9 New Policy, Edu- cation and Family Pri- vacy, 1st Read 7.10 Proposed Dele- tion of policies from Business Section 3000 of the Policy Manual 7.11 New Policies for 3000 Business Section of the Policy Manual 8. Action Items--Re- vised Policies 8.1 Revised Policy 5023, Released-Time Classes for Religious Instruction, 1st Read 8.2 Revised Policy 5035, Homeless Stu- dents, 1st Read 9. Executive Session, (Closed to the Public) 9.1 Purchase, Ex- change, or Lease of Real Property 9.2 Pending or Rea- sonably Imminent Liti- gation 9.3 Collective Bargain- ing 9.4 Character, Profes- sional Competence, or Physical or Mental Health of an Individual 10. Adjourn (10 pm Curfew) 10.1 Adjournment REVIEW SUPPORT DOCUMENTATION TWO DAYS PRIOR TO THE MEETING AT www.boarddocs.com/u t/tooelesd/board.nsf/vp ublic?open In compliance with the Americans with Dis- abilities Act, individu- als needing special ac- commodations (includ- ing auxiliary communi- cative aide and serv- ices) during this meet- ing should notify Jackie Gallegos (435) 833-1900 at least three days prior to the meeting. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin April 8, 2021) NOTICE TO WATER USERS The applications below were filed with the Di- vision of Water Rights in Tooele County. These are informal proceedings per Rule 655-6-2. Protests con- cerning an application NOTICE OF SALE must be legibly written In the Third District or typed, contain the Court, in and for the name and mailing ad- County of Tooele, dress of the protesting State of Utah. party, STATE THE AP- TOOELE CITY, COR- PLICATION NUMBER PORATION PROTESTED, CITE SHERIFF'S NO. REASONS FOR THE C21-00083 PROTEST, and RE- Writ of Execution/Or- QUEST A HEARING, der of Sale vs. YURI if desired. Also, A $15 KOZODOY, an individ- FEE MUST BE IN- ual, and Does 1 CLUDED FOR EACH through 10 (Real Prop- APPLICATION PRO- erty) Case No. TESTED. Protests 200300965 must be filed with the To be sold at Sheriff's Division of Water Sale, at the second Rights on or before floor front door of the Apr. 28, 2021 either County Building (47 electronically using the South Main) in the City Division`s on-line Pro- of Tooele, County of test of Application Tooele, State of Utah, form, by hand delivery on the 29 day of to a Division office, or APRIL , 2021 at by mail at PO Box 10:00 o'clock a.m. on 146300, Salt Lake said day that certain City, UT 84114-6300. piece or parcel of real Please visit water- property situated in rights.utah.gov or call Tooele County, State (801)538-7240 for ad- of Utah, described as ditional information. follows to-wit: NEW All right, title, claim APPLICATION(S) and interest of the 15-5644 (A82414): above named defen- State of Utah School dants: and Institutional Trust All of YURI KOZO- Lands Administration DOY'S interest in the propose(s) using 5 cfs real property located from the Unnamed at: 1200 EAST Spring (Approx 9 mi SMELTER ROAD, NW of Grantsville) for TOOELE, UTAH OTHER: Surface water 84074 and more par- use for Wetland Miti- ticularly described as: gation and Wildlife Beginning at a point Habitat. which is South 15-5656 (A82448): 89°39'28” West 858.50 Caribou Cattle Com- feet from the East _ pany LLC propose(s) corner of Section 22, using 4.73 ac-ft. from Township 3 South, groundwater (2 Miles Range 4 West, Salt East of Clover) for Lake Base and Merid- STOCKWATERING. ian, running thence 15-5657 (A82476): South 40°38'14” East Scott and Jalynn Liv- 91.09 feet, thence ingston propose(s) us- South 61°03'07” East ing 1.73 ac-ft. from 158.8 feet, thence groundwater (North of South 42°53'54” East Vernon) for DOMES- 79.87 feet, South TIC; IRRIGATION; 74°07'31” East 100.17 STOCKWATERING. feet, South 20°46'32” CHANGE APPLICA- East 236.18 feet, TION(S) thence South 15-4108 (a46860): 19°41'48” East 211.08 Scott Livingston and feet, thence South Jalynn Livingston pro- 24°53'21” East 381.91 THURSDAY April 8, 2021pose(s) using 4.14 feet, thenceTOOELE South TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 ac-ft. from groundwa- 21°17'08” East 195.24 ter (North Vernon) for feet, thence South Public Notices IRRIGATION;Public Notices STOCK- Public Notices 31°27'12”Public West Notices 100.89 Water User WATERING.Water User Miscellaneous feet,Miscellaneous thence South INTERPERSONAL EDGE 15-5176 (a46914): 19°14'55” West 50.725 NOTICE TO WATER Richard C. Ure pro- Deadline for public feet to the _ section USERS pose(s) using 2 ac-ft. notices is 4 p.m. the line, thence South The applications below from groundwater day prior to publica- 89°58'31” East 200.00 were filed with the Di- (Erda, UT) for IRRIGA- tion. Public notices feet, thence North A vaccine against conflict? vision of Water Rights TION. submitted past the 1 2°21'19” West in Tooele County. EXTENSION(S) deadline will not be 173.503 feet, thence Q: My organization is planning what you intended to do. No co- These are informal 15-5645 (a32007b): accepted. North 21°17'08” West for a return to our offices. I’ve worker will actually listen to any- proceedings per Rule Shannon Lawson UPAXLP 194.24 feet, thence 655-6-2. Protests con- is/are filing an exten- North 24°53'21” West noticed remote work creates less thing you have to say before you cerning an application sion for 2.11 ac-ft. NOTICE OF SALE 381.91 feet, thence interpersonal conflict. I’m getting Daneen Skube have done a solid job paraphras- must be legibly written from groundwater In the Third District 19°41'48” West 211.08 nervous about the way returning GUEST COLUMNIST ing their experience and interpre- or typed, contain the (5132 N. Heidi Way) Court, in and for the feet, thence North to my office will mean returning tation of your behavior. name and mailing ad- for IRRIGATION. County of Tooele, 20°46'32” West 236.18 to a lot more in-person conflict. Is As we get our COVID-19 vac- State of Utah. dress of the protesting 15-4325 (A74401): feet, thence North there any proactive interpersonal cines before we return to our party, STATE THE AP- Ronald Kent Peterson TOOELE CITY, COR- 44°59'30” West 82.089 PLICATION NUMBER Family Trust is/are fil- PORATION feet, thence North skills I could learn to reduce con- than to be vulnerable. Realize also offices we can immunize our- PROTESTED, CITE ing an extension for S HERIFF'S NO . 5 8°20'26” West flict before we return fully to my that when co-workers are upset selves against predictable conflicts REASONS FOR THE 4.73 ac-ft. (2.5 mi C21-00083 265.483 feet, thence office? with us it has nothing to do with already brewing in our remote PROTEST, and RE- southwest of Faust) for Writ of Execution/Or- South 89°39'29” West A: Yes, you are correct. A our intentions. Everyone process- environment. The earlier we seek QUEST A HEARING, DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- der of Sale vs. YURI 158.499 feet to the return to our offices will create es our communications through to understand others rather than KOZODOY, an individ- if desired. Also, A $15 TION; STOCKWA- point of beginning more opportunities for interper- their own lens. Most people strug- demanding understanding from FEE MUST BE IN- TERING. ual, and Does 1 TAX PARCEL NO. CLUDED FOR EACH 15-4272 (A73679): through 10 (Real Prop- 02-005-0-0006 sonal conflict. You are also smart gle with more self-loathing than others the less likely conflict will APPLICATION PRO- Ronald Kent Peterson erty) Case No. Purchase price pay- to want to be proactive about you’d imagine. When we talk to break out when we return to our TESTED. Protests Family Trust is/are fil- 200300965 able in legal tender of reducing the conflict you can see anyone they are probably listen- workplaces. must be filed with the ing an extension for To be sold at Sheriff's the United States. coming and learning better tools ing for whether we think they are Division of Water 5.01 ac-ft. (2.5 miles Sale, at the second Dated at Tooele for the predictable issues you’ll stupid, inadequate or bad. The last word(s) floor front door of the Rights on or before S. W. of Faust) for DO- County, Utah this encounter. If co-workers believe you are Q: I’ve made good progress in Apr. 28, 2021 either MESTIC; IRRIGA- County Building (47 day of , electronically using the TION; STOCKWA- South Main) in the City 2021. Before you return to your office insulting them your best reac- my career unexpectedly during Division`s on-line Pro- TERING. of Tooele, County of PAUL J. WIMMER, notice the small tensions you can tion is to listen. In great detail COVID-19. I would like to rest on test of Application 15-4273 (A73680): Tooele, State of Utah, Sheriff of Tooele spot between yourself and oth- paraphrase or repeat back the my victories but I’m concerned I’ll form, by hand delivery Ronald Kent Peterson on the 29 day of County, State of Utah ers in your remote meetings and experience of your co-worker even miss upcoming opportunities. It’s to a Division office, or Family Trust is/are fil- APRIL , 2021 at Attorney: phone calls. Watch for sarcasm if you think they are dead wrong. hard to keep risking failure and 10:00 o'clock a.m. on by mail at PO Box ing an extension for ARMAND J. HOWELL tinged with hostility, edgy silences Never defend or explain in the rejection. Is there advice you give 146300, Salt Lake 5.01 ac-ft. (2.5 miles said day that certain BAR NUMBER 10029 City, UT 84114-6300. S. W. of Faust) for DO- piece or parcel of real HALLIDAY, WATKINS and closed off body language. beginning. If you cannot verbally clients to help them persevere? Please visit water- MESTIC; IRRIGA- property situated in & MANN, P.C. If you see consistent signs that acknowledge the experience of A: Yes, I tell clients any road to rights.utah.gov or call TION; STOCKWA- Tooele County, State 376 East 400 South, someone in your office has issues your co-worker you’ll never be in success has many parking spaces (801)538-7240 for ad- TERING. of Utah, described as Suite 300 with you talk to him or her at the a position to change their view. which look alluring especially ditional information. 15-4326 (A74402): follows to-wit: Salt Lake City, UT earliest moment. Make sure your Most people know that if you’re when we are tired of failure and All right, title, claim NEW Ronald Kent Peterson 84111 conversation is private not in a really up to no good then you rejection. Most of the best oppor- APPLICATION(S) Family Trust is/are fil- and interest of the (Published in the 15-5644 (A82414): ing an extension for above named defen- Tooele Transcript Bul- group. Start by telling your co- certainly would not listen to them tunities come because we stayed State of Utah School 4.73 ac-ft. (2.5 mi dants: letin April 8 15 & 22, worker your behavioral observa- with patience and compassion. on the road not because we were and Institutional Trust southwest of Faust) for All of YURI KOZO- 2021) tions. Ask if there is something he Learning to sit calmly while co- tempted by the parking spaces. Lands Administration DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- DOY'S interest in the or she needs from you that he or workers tell you what a jerk they HAVING A yard sale? propose(s) using 5 cfs TION; STOCKWA- real property located she is not getting. Strip any judg- believe you are is very, very dif- Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- at: 1200 EAST Advertise in the Tran- from the Unnamed TERING. mental interpretations out of your ficult. You’ll have to practice the tive coach, trainer, therapist and Spring (Approx 9 mi 15-4628 (a32189): SMELTER ROAD, script NW of Grantsville) for Grantsville City is/are T O O E L E , U T A H language. Say, “I notice you arrive impulse control to not defend or speaker, also appears as the Fox OTHER: Surface water filing an extension for 84074 and more par- SELL YOUR car in the 20 minutes after the start of the explain. Channel’s “Workplace Guru” each use for Wetland Miti- 2 ac-ft. from ground- ticularly described as: Transcript Bulletin meeting,” and not, “You are tardy Once your co-worker has Monday morning. You can contact Classified section. gation and Wildlife water (Grantsville Beginning at a point and disrespectful.” acknowledged that your para- Dr. Skube at www.interperson- Habitat. Service Area) for MU- which is South SELLING YOUR Remember criticisms are actu- phrasing and questions prove aledge.com. Sorry, no personal 15-5656 (A82448): NICIPAL: In Grants- 89°39'28” West 858.50 mountain bike? ally an attempt to make a request. you understand their perceptions replies. Caribou Cattle Com- ville. feet from the East _ www.tooele tran- pany LLC propose(s) 15-4691 (A76787): corner of Section 22, People find it easier to complain they’ll finally be curious about © 2021 Interpersonal Edge script.com using 4.73 ac-ft. from Daniel L Voss and Township 3 South, BECOME A SUB- groundwater (2 Miles Heather R Voss is/are Range 4 West, Salt SCRIBER. 882-0050 East of Clover) for filing an extension for Lake Base and Merid- ASK AMY STOCKWATERING. 4.73 ac-ft. (5 NW of ian, running thence SELL YOUR CAR or 15-5657 (A82476): Rush Valley) for DO- South 40°38'14” East boat in the classi- Scott and Jalynn Liv- MESTIC; IRRIGA- 91.09 feet, thence fieds. 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Tooele Transcript Bul- feet, thence South or visit www.tooele- have found someone who has what you see as positive aspects (and us), of course we accept 15-5176 (a46914): letin April 1 & 8, 2021) 19°14'55” West 50.725 transcript. com agreed to officiate, but no mar- of being legally married, but you their decision and don’t want to Richard C. Ure pro- feet to the _ section riage license will be obtained. seem to be missing the entire interfere. pose(s) using 2 ac-ft. line, thence South My husband and I met with our “downside” of being legally mar- Well, Fred recently confided from groundwater 89°58'31” East 200.00 daughter. She was vague about ried to a professional gambler. in me that he regrets the path he (Erda,Tooele UT) for IRRIGA- Transcript Bulletin feet, Subscribe thence North 435-882-0050 TION. 12°21'19” West her reasons, and became defen- Depending on where they live, and his ex-wife took toward sepa- EXTENSION(S) 173.503 feet, thence sive, leaving us feeling that this is your daughter could be on the ration and divorce. He sincerely 15-5645 (a32007b): North 21°17'08” West not her idea, but rather his. hook for some of the debt accrued believes that he and Ethel could Shannon Lawson 194.24 feet, thence He is quite wealthy for some- during a marriage. work things out. is/are filing an exten- North 24°53'21” West one his age and makes his money And, given that the house usu- At the same time, Ethel has sion for 2.11 ac-ft. 381.91 feet, thence through online gambling. ally wins, it is safe to assume that confided in my wife that she also from groundwater 19°41'48” West 211.08 (5132 N. Heidi Way) feet, thence North We encouraged her to think gamblers do occasionally take on wishes they had not given up on High Quality • Full Color about beneficiary issues, Social debt during down times. their marriage. for IRRIGATION. 20°46'32” West 236.18 15-4325 (A74401): feet, thence North Security standing, and next of There are also legal issues One key to our ongoing healthy Ronald Kent Peterson 44°59'30” West 82.089 kin issues, among other consider- regarding his taxable income. friendship is that we are extreme- Family Trust is/are fil- feet, thence North ations. Does he declare his winnings? ly discreet. My wife and I are torn ing an extension for 58°20'26” West After over a month of no fur- Are you sure it is wisest for about divulging these confidenc- 4.73 ac-ft. (2.5 mi 265.483 feet, thence southwest of Faust) for South 89°39'29” West ther discussion, she asked me if your daughter to be legally tied es, but wonder if we should, now. DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- 158.499 feet to the I would want to help check out to him? What do you think? TION;BANNERS STOCKWA- point of beginning caterers. Regardless of whether they - Ricky and Lucy TERING. TAX PARCEL NO. I asked her if it was a wedding legally marry, you might urge her Dear Ricky: Before break- 15-4272 (A73679): 02-005-0-0006 or just a party. She indicated she to plan for the downside and get a ing a confidence, you and your RonaldYard Kent Peterson Signs, VehiclePurchase price Magnets, pay- didn’t understand why that mat- prenup, reducing her liability for wife should each encourage your Family Trust is/are fil- able in legal tender of ing an extension for the United States. tered. It didn’t really, but I knew some of these financial and legal friends privately to be brave 5.01 ac-ft. (2.5 miles Dated at Tooele then that their minds had not issues. enough to communicate directly S. W. ofWindow Faust) for DO- StickersCounty, and Utah this More! changed. 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W. of Faust) for DO- HALLIDAY, WATKINS At this point she said she would that this marriage isn’t quite You can email Amy Dickinson MESTIC; IRRIGA- & MANN, P.C. send me a check, and all conver- legal. at [email protected] or TION; STOCKWA- 376 East 400 South, TERING. Suite 300 sation stopped. All of this makes send a letter to Ask Amy, P.O. Box 15-4326 (A74402): Salt Lake City, UT us extremely sad, and I don’t Dear Amy: My wife and I have 194, Freeville, NY 13068. You can Ronald Kent Peterson 84111 know how our relationship will two friends who have been mar- also follow her on Twitter @ask- Family Trust is/are fil- (Published in the fare. Am I missing something? ried for almost three decades. I’ll ingamy or Facebook. ing an extension for Tooele Transcript Bul- - M, in Virginia call them “Fred and Ethel.” © 2021 Amy Dickinson 4.73 ac-ft. 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Main Street (435) 882-0050 B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 8, 2021 SUNDAY DRIVE 2021 Toyota Avalon AWD equipped to handle anything he last couple of years have wheel drive. Tbrought various different We have always been very sedan models to the market impressed with the Toyota that now feature all-wheel- Avalon and consider it really drive. As there are not many sill to be on par with the manufac- making sedans this seems like tures luxury Lexus line, offer- a fitting way to give a sedan car ing many of the same great an upgrade that will help with features we would expect in weather issues many experi- Craig & Deanne Conover a luxury vehicle. Having an ence throughout the country, GUEST COLUMNISTS AWD option would just add especially here in Utah. Other one more reason to have one manufactures, such as Nissan in Utah. and Kia, have committed to degrees. The 2021 version did not continue producing sedans and This year Toyota expects to disappoint us as we did have have come out with new ver- sell at least 20% of the new the chance to take a much sions available with an AWD Avalons with AWD included extended drive on a beautiful option. — a pretty impressive number Saturday afternoon along with Here in Utah an all-wheel for the first time is has been our daughter Sadie in the rear drive vehicle is almost a neces- offered, again referring to the seat. Being the largest sedan in sity. There are times in our fact that the motoring public is the Toyota wheelhouse there winters having such would def- still interested in sedans, espe- was room aplenty in the rear initely be a great advantage. It cially if they come equipped for her, along with the option seems, however, over the past with this option. The Toyota to heat the rear seats and, of 10 or so years when we have a version of this system will course, the ever popular rear snow event in the state that the quickly send up to 50% of the seat USB port. One can never Department of Transportation engine power and torque to the have enough of these to keep is well prepared to handle it, rear wheels if necessary. It uses all the phones and devices getting the larger amounts of an electromagnetically con- charged. snow cleared as soon as pos- trolled drive in the rear wheels Our test ride in the limited sible. Not like in years before that engages and disengages trim came with all the great when we may have had to in microseconds when needed, enhancements from Toyota, contend with snow on the to keep the Avalon gaining of course. A huge new 9-inch roads for days on end and the highest fuel economy as touchscreen floats front and were always wishing we had possible. On that note, the center in the dashboard con- opted for a large 4-wheel drive new Avalon AWD is powered trolling entertainment, naviga- vehicle. Now having a sedan by a 2.5 liter, 4-cylinder, 205 tion and climate within the with the ability to switch to horsepower engine that again Avalon. It was always within all-wheel-drive would be more is designed to be the most easy reach and very intuitive to than enough to handle most gas efficient power plant pos- control. standard included part of the All the Toyota Safety Sense with emergency braking and any winter event that mother sible. Our only complaint is it Below that is an added slide trim. It would display speed, Package options were included blind spot monitors. nature can come up with along seemed sometimes to be a bit drawer that allowed access turn-by-turn navigation, radio with forward collision warning The Avalon All-Wheel-Drive the Wasatch Front. underpowered. We did, how- to a 12-volt charger and two channel and incoming calls — and braking with pedestrian would be a great addition for We figured getting to drive ever, manage a very nice 29.3 USB ports along with a wire- a great addition in full color detection, dynamic radar cruise anyone in Utah. It is comfort- the new 2021 Toyota Avalon mpg for the week — a fantastic less charging station for our splendor. control, high beam assist, and able and capable of handling AWD the first week of March number for a full-sized sedan. phones. Once Toyota makes The seats were clad in Softex lane departure warning with the entirety of a Utah winter. would be perfect timing to The new Avalon can also be the leap to a wireless Apple and Utrasude and were both lane keep assist. All great fea- Base price: $42,175 actually get into some snowy had in a hybrid version that CarPlay and Android Auto sys- heated and cooled up front, tures that we are glad to see as Price as driven: $44,725 situations and really give it a will garner over 40 mpg as we tem this will be a great way to both of which we were able standard in the Avalon. good test. However, mother have done in one a couple of stow one’s device for the long to use with cold mornings The only upgrade we Craig and Deanne Conover nature did not comply this year years ago, or in a V6 version ride. and very warm afternoons in received was that of an have been test-driving vehicles giving us here in Utah what we that puts the power over the Our favorite part of the tech- early March. They proved to advanced safety package for nearly a decade. They receive would call our first false spring 300 horsepower for those who nology package would have to be extremely comfortable and ($1,150) which included a a new car each week for a week- with temperatures most every want more. These, however, be the segment-leading 10-inch easy to adjust with both up birds eye monitor when back- long test drive and adventure. day of the week hitting 60 plus are not yet available with all- heads-up display that was a front being powered. ing, rear cross path detection They live in Springville, Utah. GARDEN SPOT Annuals vs. perennials: Which plants are better? DIANE SAGERS weeks before planting so that in Perennials Weed control takes on a GUEST COLUMNIST the garden they will reach the Advantages different face among perenni- This column was originally blossoming stage earlier. Perennials don’t need to be als. Difficult perennial weeds published April 12, 2012. It has They also lend themselves to replanted every year. They may are much harder to control been updated by the author. changes. If you didn’t like what be expensive initially, but pro- under and around permanent you had last year, or just like vided they are hardy, you don’t plantings. If you use chemical hich makes a better orna- change, change it totally this need to spend money to replace controls, you must be careful Wmental garden — perenni- year. them each year. to protect the perennial plants als or annuals? Last year’s focus may have With some exceptions, peren- from the damage that drift from The answer is a matter of been on shades of lavender and nials only bloom for a short weed sprays can inflict. taste. Proponents and oppo- white petunias in a flower bed, period. This can be an advan- Even annual weeds can be nents on both sides have valid but you always have a clean tage or a disadvantage. Planned a problem. You cannot work reasons for their points of view. slate to go to shades of red, properly, perennials can provide the soil thoroughly with the Both perennials and annuals white and blue or gold and red, variety throughout the season. plants in place so it tends to get have advantages and disadvan- etc., using an array of different As one plant finishes blossoming hard and weeds are more dif- tages. plants during the upcoming another is beginning. Something ficult to pull. Weeds also grow year. can be in bloom all season. The up through perennial clumps Annuals If you have a serious problem beds will be interesting as they or intertwine with their roots. Advantages with perennial weeds, annuals continually change. If you plan DIANE SAGERS Seeds dropped into these areas Annuals have their advan- are a good bet. You can com- and plant well, as one set of By mixing early and late blooming perennials with annual flowers, the are hard to control. tages. Annual plants offer pletely clean out the bed in the blossoms decline on one plant, gardeners at Temple Square are able to keep beautiful colors in the flower Mixing annuals and peren- quick color and they tend to fall and spray easily to control another will begin to put out beds at all times — even during transition periods between winter and nials be splashy and lavish. Once weeds before you start over to flowers of perhaps an entirely spring. As perennials lose their flowers, they provide a beautiful backdrop There is something to be said they start blooming, many of plant. All this can control peren- different hue, size and shape. for the mixtures of summer annuals that replace them. for mixing annuals with peren- our favorite annuals continue nial weeds without damaging Perennials benefit from dig- nials to create a highly varied through the rest of the season. desirable perennial plants. ging and dividing. They can plant ready to come up as one Although this does provide landscape. Many lovely gardens They must complete their provide a source of free plant goes down, the show is over, so more free plant material as are replete with a mixture of entire life cycle from germina- Disadvantages matter to share or move to fill in planning is needed. mentioned under advantages, it the two. tion to blossom to seed produc- Annuals require work each another area. Those who think that grow- does require work and the plant With perennial plants, you tion in one growing season. year in preparing beds and ing perennials requires less may be difficult to lift in heavy will face certain challenges. How long that cycle lasts is planting the flowers. Disadvantages work than annuals since they soils. Keeping the weeds out can dictated by their genetics. If If you purchase plants to As stated, not many perenni- don’t need to be replanted every Very aggressive perenni- be difficult since they may be they require a longer season transplant, there is a cost fac- als bloom all season long. Many spring or pulled out in the fall als may become weedy. Very intertwined with the roots of than Tooele County offers, or if tor to be considered. The plants of them have a short bloom sea- haven’t had much experience strong, vigorous varieties must the plants and grow up through we are impatient to have instant are less expensive initially than son and then just sit there and with perennials. They can be controlled so they don’t them. Eventually perennials color, we have the option of most purchased perennials, but grow or die back until the next require more work in dead- overwhelm their less aggressive become overgrown and may starting them indoors several the cost comes every year. season. If there is not another heading, digging and dividing. partners. need to be renewed.

A BETTER LIFE Soil analysis and timing important for better gardens f you are not already planting USU Extension has a lot of analyses that were acidic and All plants use nitrogen; some tough questions and we have Iyour garden you should be. resources for gardening. If you that was on a mine reclamation more than others. Sweet corn is the Kaysville farm where we At least you should be if you think you might have some soil site. an especially big nitrogen lover grow many different varieties want to grow peas, spinach, and Linden Greenhalgh issues and want to do a soil test Our soil is basic or alkaline and needs two to three appli- of fruits and vegetables. We onions. Many of the vegetables GUEST COLUMNIST go to the website: usual.usu. so our plants have to be able cations as it grows. In some have an arboretum there as we like to eat are cool season edu. This is our analytical lab to grow in alkaline soil. As pH plants like tomatoes, too much well if you want to look at trees plants and grow best when where you can send a sample. increases, some nutrients like nitrogen can be detrimental. If you might be interested in. All temperatures are on the cool They will email you back the iron become less available. you over fertilize you’ll get lots of these resources belong to side; others prefer warmer tem- kills tomatoes and other warm analysis; I’ll get a copy too so we That’s why so many plants have of plant growth but little to no the you, the residents of Utah. peratures; the seeds won’t ger- season plants. I’m putting in can get on the phone if neces- iron chlorosis. Grantsville has fruit production. Take advantage of them! If you minate until soil temperatures some blackberries and raspber- sary and talk about what to do. more iron chlorosis than Tooele We have some great fact have questions or can’t find have reached a certain level. ries; they can be planted when A routine test that gives but it is widespread across the sheets for almost all the veg- the information you need call I have already planted peas, it is cool. Strawberries should phosphorus, potassium, salin- county. It’s not as noticeable in etables you would want to grow me, Linden: 435-277-2407 or spinach, and onions. I hope wait until threat of freezing ity and pH costs $30.00. It will vegetable plants as it is in trees. in Utah. They give very specific Nicole: 435-277-2409. Happy to plant potatoes in the next temperatures is past. The rule cost $6.00 - $7.00 to mail it The bigger concern is salinity information such as fertilizing, gardening! week and a few other cooler of thumb in Northern Utah is to Logan. I’ve seen hundreds which we also have in certain diseases, common problems season plants. Don’t plant your to wait until after Mother’s Day of soil analyses from Tooele areas, especially as you get etc. Just Google “sweet corn in Linden Greenhalgh is the tomatoes until after Mother’s but it is just a rule of thumb County so I know in general closer to the lake. Salt is a killer; the garden USU” and “tomatoes county director of the USU Day unless you are prepared to and not a guarantee. Keep an what they will be — pH will be if it is in high enough concen- in the garden USU.” There is a Extension – Tooele County office, protect them from late freezing eye on the weather forecast and around 7.5; 7.0 is neutral; any- tration it can pull water out of good one on recommended veg- which is located inside the Tooele temperatures. I remember eight be prepared to cover sensitive thing lower than 7.0 is acidic. plants. If you don’t think you etable varieties for Utah. All this County Health Department inches of snow on Memorial plants when the temperatures Some plants prefer acidic soil, have any soil issues then you information is free so have at it. Building, 151 N. Main, Tooele. Day weekend several years ago. are expected to drop below others, like blueberries require are probably fine and just need We have a vegetable special- The phone number is 435-277- That’s the kind of stuff that freezing. it. I’ve only seen one or two to add nitrogen. ist on campus we can ask the 2400.